Finding meaning in eye movements

Kyle R. Cave ()
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Kyle R. Cave: University of Massachusetts Amherst

Nature Human Behaviour, 2017, vol. 1, issue 10, 709-710

Abstract: It is easier to make sense of the visual environment if we know where to look. Eye movement measurements show just how quickly we can find the informative parts of a scene, even when we do not know what to expect.

Date: 2017
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