Making use of eye tracking information in image collection creation and region annotation
Tina Walber · 2012
The goal of this work is to implicitly gain information about images from human eye movements and to use this information to improve the handling of images. Users' points of gaze are measured with an eye tracker while they are viewing or tagging images. By means of the gaze data, image selections will be created automatically and tags will be assigned to specific image regions. So far, we have shown that one can assign given tags to regions in a manually segmented image.