2009 IEEE International Workshop on Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computing Systems: Technology and Applications 2009
DOI: 10.1109/idaacs.2009.5342950
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IR based pupil tracking using optimized particle filter

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“…In the literature on pupil detection, a first group of works (Boumbarov et al, 2009;Krishnamoorthy and Indradevi, 2010) is based on the technique of active contours. These methods assume that a parametric model of the shape of the contour of the pupil is known (usually an ellipse is used); then they employ different algorithms for the iterative learning of the chosen model parameters.…”
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“…In the literature on pupil detection, a first group of works (Boumbarov et al, 2009;Krishnamoorthy and Indradevi, 2010) is based on the technique of active contours. These methods assume that a parametric model of the shape of the contour of the pupil is known (usually an ellipse is used); then they employ different algorithms for the iterative learning of the chosen model parameters.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These methods assume that a parametric model of the shape of the contour of the pupil is known (usually an ellipse is used); then they employ different algorithms for the iterative learning of the chosen model parameters. Boumbarov et al (Boumbarov et al, 2009) propose the use of a Particle Filter; the other approach works by minimizing an energy function based on the gradient (Krishnamoorthy and Indradevi, 2010).…”
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“…Bunlardan ilki, görünür ışık altında elde edilen görüntüyü işleyerek göz merkezini belirleyen yöntemler, diğeri ise Kızılötesi-IR (Infrared) aydınlatma altında alınan resimlerde göz merkezini belirleyen yöntemlerdir. IR aydınlatma altında çalışan yöntemler, görünür ışık altında çalışan sistemlere göre daha başarılı sonuçlar vermektedir [10][11]. Ancak bu sistemler harici bir IR aydınlatmaya ihtiyaç duymakta ve gün ışığı altında doğrulukları azalmaktadır.…”
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