Successfully completing many forms of behaviour requires that humans look in the right place at the right time: This has generated a large volume of research aimed at understanding how the eyes are guided. This special issue demonstrates that the decision about where to look involves a large number of factors from low- to high-level constraints. New models of eye guidance are presented, and these offer converging approaches to understanding how we inspect complex scenes. Importantly, this special issue brings together evidence from a range of settings - from static scene viewing to real world…mehr
Successfully completing many forms of behaviour requires that humans look in the right place at the right time: This has generated a large volume of research aimed at understanding how the eyes are guided. This special issue demonstrates that the decision about where to look involves a large number of factors from low- to high-level constraints. New models of eye guidance are presented, and these offer converging approaches to understanding how we inspect complex scenes. Importantly, this special issue brings together evidence from a range of settings - from static scene viewing to real world environments - in order to fully assess our current understanding of eye guidance in natural scenes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
B.W. Tatler Current Understanding of Eye Guidance. M. DeAngelus J.B. Pelz Top-down Control of Eye Movements: Yarbus Revisited. G. Underwood T. Foulsham K. Humphrey Saliency and Scan Patterns in the Inspection of Real-world Scenes: Eye Movements During Encoding and Recognition. M. Matsukara J.R. Brockmole J.M. Henderson Overt Attentional Prioritization of New Objects and Feature Changes During Real-world Scene Viewing. B.T. Vincent R. Baddeley A. Correani T. Troscianko U. Leonards Do We Look at Lights? Using Mixture Modelling to Distinguish Between Low- and High-level Factors in Natural Image Viewing. F. Cristino R. Baddeley The Nature of the Visual Representations Involved in Eye Movements When Walking Down the Street. E. Birmingham W.F. Bischof A. Kingstone Get Real! Resolving the Debate About Equivalent Social Stimuli. G. Kuhn B.W. Tatler G. Cole You Look Where I Look! Effect of Gaze Cues on Overt and Covert Attention in Misdirection. K. Ehinger B. Hidalgo-Sotelo A. Torralba A. Oliva Modeing Search for People in 900 Scenes: A Combined Source Model of Eye Guidance. C. Kanan M.H. Tong L. Zhang G.W. Cottrell SUN: Top-down Saliency Using Natural Statistics. G.J. Zelinsky J. Schmidt An Effect of Referential Scene Constraint on Search Implies Scene Segmentation. B.W. Tatler B.T. Vincent The Prominence of Behavioural Biases in Eye Guidance. J.M. Henderson T.J. Smith How Are Eye Fixation Durations Controlled during Scene Viewing? Further Evidence from a Scene Onset Delay Paradigm. T.J. Smith J.M. Henderson Facilitation of Return during Scene Viewing. S. Pannasch B.M. Velichkovsky Distractor Effect and Saccade Amplitudes: Further Evidence on Different Modes of Processing in Free Exploration of Visual Images. B. Marius 't Hart J. Vockeroth F. Schumann K. Bartl E. Schneider P. König W. Einhäuser Gaze Allocation in Natural Stimuli: Comparing Free Exploration to Head-fixed Viewing Conditions. J.A. Droll M.P. Eckstein Gaze Control Change Detection and the Selective Storage of Object Information While Walking in a Real World Environment. D.H. Ballard M.M. Hayhoe Modeling the Role of Task in the Control of Gaze.
B.W. Tatler Current Understanding of Eye Guidance. M. DeAngelus J.B. Pelz Top-down Control of Eye Movements: Yarbus Revisited. G. Underwood T. Foulsham K. Humphrey Saliency and Scan Patterns in the Inspection of Real-world Scenes: Eye Movements During Encoding and Recognition. M. Matsukara J.R. Brockmole J.M. Henderson Overt Attentional Prioritization of New Objects and Feature Changes During Real-world Scene Viewing. B.T. Vincent R. Baddeley A. Correani T. Troscianko U. Leonards Do We Look at Lights? Using Mixture Modelling to Distinguish Between Low- and High-level Factors in Natural Image Viewing. F. Cristino R. Baddeley The Nature of the Visual Representations Involved in Eye Movements When Walking Down the Street. E. Birmingham W.F. Bischof A. Kingstone Get Real! Resolving the Debate About Equivalent Social Stimuli. G. Kuhn B.W. Tatler G. Cole You Look Where I Look! Effect of Gaze Cues on Overt and Covert Attention in Misdirection. K. Ehinger B. Hidalgo-Sotelo A. Torralba A. Oliva Modeing Search for People in 900 Scenes: A Combined Source Model of Eye Guidance. C. Kanan M.H. Tong L. Zhang G.W. Cottrell SUN: Top-down Saliency Using Natural Statistics. G.J. Zelinsky J. Schmidt An Effect of Referential Scene Constraint on Search Implies Scene Segmentation. B.W. Tatler B.T. Vincent The Prominence of Behavioural Biases in Eye Guidance. J.M. Henderson T.J. Smith How Are Eye Fixation Durations Controlled during Scene Viewing? Further Evidence from a Scene Onset Delay Paradigm. T.J. Smith J.M. Henderson Facilitation of Return during Scene Viewing. S. Pannasch B.M. Velichkovsky Distractor Effect and Saccade Amplitudes: Further Evidence on Different Modes of Processing in Free Exploration of Visual Images. B. Marius 't Hart J. Vockeroth F. Schumann K. Bartl E. Schneider P. König W. Einhäuser Gaze Allocation in Natural Stimuli: Comparing Free Exploration to Head-fixed Viewing Conditions. J.A. Droll M.P. Eckstein Gaze Control Change Detection and the Selective Storage of Object Information While Walking in a Real World Environment. D.H. Ballard M.M. Hayhoe Modeling the Role of Task in the Control of Gaze.
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