Sentence examples for fixation sequence from inspiring English sources

Then, we segment the fixation sequence into a set of fixation lines.

This doesn't necessarily imply that CPs will always be able to extract the same total amount of information, only that the fixation sequence is optimal given the restriction on featural processing.

We propose that the slow regular head movements would be part of a fixation sequence to increase the ability of Red-tailed Hawks to detect cues related to prey movement with their lateral fields, given that the visual acuity of this species is likely higher than that of the prey [19].

With regard to facial processing, studies investigating eye movements have consistently found a systematic fixation sequence in which the eyes are not directed equally to all regions of a face but only to selected parts; i.e., mainly the eyes and mouth [12][16].

Next, the saliency over the fixation sequence is shown.

Moreover, it suggests that symmetry can be used to order the fixation sequence.

Our assumptions are compatible with psychological studies showing the recruitment of holistic processing strategies in face recognition [25], stereotypical fixation patterns that depend neither on the fixation sequences actually employed during encoding [27], nor on the individual face perceived [28].

However, based on the evidence provided it can not be ruled out that the change in fixation patterns is solely due to a serial checking of all learned feature lists, e.g. recapitulating taught fixation sequences in order to be able to identify a familiar face, instead of the generalization of a fixation strategy to novel faces as proposed by the authors.

The result of the analyses of the fixation sequences revealed that the participants searched front locations first, progressively moving towards more distant objects, and this irrespective of viewing-condition (Fig. 1E).

The subsequent fixation in a two-fixation sequence was of intermediate length (5.83 ln(ms) corresponding to 339 ms, SD = 0.55 ln(ms)).

Our data provide evidence for the latter: fixations sequences were stereotypically organized in clusters that reflected a fast identification of syntactic embeddings.