A study on visual attention for measuring responsiveness in online performance environment
Tayhyeong Kim, Yongwan Kim, Wonkuk Boo, Jin-Sung Choi, R. M. Kim, Ki-Hong Kim, Daehwan Kim · 2023
This paper is a study to measure the audience's responsiveness by visual attention in an online performance environment. Due to the nature of online performances, it is not possible to know the direct reaction of the audience, so an indirect method of measuring the level of responsiveness is needed. However, since responsiveness is a complex emotion, it is not easy to measure. Recently, studies on selection and concentration using visual attention are in progress. Therefore, the effect of visual attention on responsiveness was investigated through experiments. The experimental results indicate that visual attention is relatively related to the measure of responsiveness.