Sentence examples for fixation bias from inspiring English sources
A larger by-item intercept means that more scene patches were fixated, and this is of course associated with a smaller central fixation bias (by-item random slope for central-bias predictor).
We provide a thorough analysis of our data, which leads to several important insights, such as the existence of a particular fixation bias, which we then use to adapt existing saliency predictors to immersive VR conditions.
Both strategies used by East Asian observers (social norm and holistic/global processing) could account for the East Asian fixation bias towards the nose region.
All in all, the observed fixation bias for mutations helps to preserve MRI regions during evolution.
Hence, the value of U-norm helps to distinguish W→S fixation bias (U-norm > 0.5), in which strong alleles are rising to higher frequencies in the population, from S→W fixation bias (U-norm < 0.5).
This fixation bias can be mistaken for natural selection (Nagylaki 1983; Pollard et al. 2006; Galtier and Duret 2007).
To further investigate the magnitude of the fixation biases across cultures, we calculated the percentage of fixations landing within these face regions and the rest of the face.
The assembly in the presence of divalent ions such as calcium, or glutaraldehyde fixation biased the distribution of conformations towards the most compact ones.
Cultural fixation biases on facial features were reliable and robust, as highlighted by the large magnitude of Cohen's d effect size values.
To determine the magnitude of the fixation biases across cultures, for each observer we extracted the average of the Z-scored values within the areas showing significant differences in the differential fixation maps (i.e., average Z-scored fixation duration of the eye and nose regions per observer).
To finely track the appearance of such cultural fixation biases in processing faces, we computed the frequency of fixations over time for the fixations landing on the significant area around the eye and nose regions during face learning and recognition respectively.
