Appearance-based gaze estimation under slight head motion

Guo, Zhizhi; Zhou, Qianxiang; Liu, Zhongqi

doi:10.1007/s11042-015-3182-4

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“…Gaze estimation has been an active research field for the past few years [ 1 – 3 ], and it is an important technique for severely handicapped people who cannot move the body or use speech to communicate [ 4 , 5 ]. Some studies [ 6 – 11 ] have been developing various eye gaze interfaces using different eye movement recording methods.…”

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Gaze Estimation Method Using Analysis of Electrooculogram Signals and Kinect Sensor

Sakurai

Yan

Tanno

et al. 2017

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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A gaze estimation system is one of the communication methods for severely disabled people who cannot perform gestures and speech. We previously developed an eye tracking method using a compact and light electrooculogram (EOG) signal, but its accuracy is not very high. In the present study, we conducted experiments to investigate the EOG component strongly correlated with the change of eye movements. The experiments in this study are of two types: experiments to see objects only by eye movements and experiments to see objects by face and eye movements. The experimental results show the possibility of an eye tracking method using EOG signals and a Kinect sensor.

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Gaze Estimation Method Using Analysis of Electrooculogram Signals and Kinect Sensor

Sakurai

Yan

Tanno

et al. 2017

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…On the other hand, REGTs based on passive light methods rely on web cameras for visible data and techniques to map data to screen coordinates [68]. Pupil Centre Eye Corner (PC-EC) [128], Iris Centre Eye Corner (IC-EC) [61,101,118], the eye model [26,41,70], Appearance Image Pixel [129][130][131], and 3D Image Reconstruction [93] are common examples.…”

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Remote Eye Gaze Tracking Research: A Comparative Evaluation on Past and Recent Progress

Shehu

Athuman

2021

Electronics

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Several decades of eye related research has shown how valuable eye gaze data are for applications that are essential to human daily life. Eye gaze data in a broad sense has been used in research and systems for eye movements, eye tracking, and eye gaze tracking. Since early 2000, eye gaze tracking systems have emerged as interactive gaze-based systems that could be remotely deployed and operated, known as remote eye gaze tracking (REGT) systems. The drop point of visual attention known as point of gaze (PoG), and the direction of visual attention known as line of sight (LoS), are important tasks of REGT systems. In this paper, we present a comparative evaluation of REGT systems intended for the PoG and LoS estimation tasks regarding past to recent progress. Our literature evaluation presents promising insights on key concepts and changes recorded over time in hardware setup, software process, application, and deployment of REGT systems. In addition, we present current issues in REGT research for future attempts.

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