EXPLORING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VISUAL ATTENTION BY EYE TRACKING
Oyewole Oyekoya · 2003
Understanding the movement of the eye on areas of visual attention should increase our ability to manage and exploit image data tremendously. Our hypothesis is that most humans will look at high VA scoring regions of an image during different stages of viewing. This paper describes the problem and proposes an experiment to confirm our hypothesis. Initial results are presented and the final results will be presented in later papers after a series of experiments.