“Saccade pickers” vs. “fixation pickers”

Keith S. Karn · 2000

Users of most video-based eye trackers apply proximity algorithms to identify fixations and assume that saccades are what happen in between. Most video-based eye trackers sample at 60 Hz., a rate which is too low to reliably find small saccades in an eye position record. We propose to call these slower eye trackers and their typical proximity analysis routines “fixation pickers.”

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