Sentence examples for gaze relative from inspiring English sources

By comparing the relative vectors from the sensor to the pupil and the cornea, the eye tracking system computes the position of the eye (point of gaze) relative to the scene.

This assumption is supported by findings obtained on another hymenopteran [29] and on Dipterans [30] [34], showing that insects produce consistent head counter-rotations that compensate for their body's yaw, pitch and roll motions, and thereby stabilize their gaze relative to the environment.

Starting points varied between left, central, and right gaze relative to the head-/body midline.

In conclusion, we have shown that individuals with ASC show distinct response patterns to dynamic changes in direct and averted eye gaze relative to controls.

A breakdown of this interaction revealed that controls showed an increased response to direct gaze relative to averted gaze, consistent with previous research (Kampe et al. 2003; Schilbach et al. 2006).

The highly controlled setting of the artificial eye model allows us to describe the physical properties that are probably responsible for the gaze-dependent measure error (such as the visual angle of the gaze relative to the screen center) in a mathematical function (see Fig.  2a).

It concerns a movie moment in the life of a comfortable lady, and the teapot tempest it unleashes in me, her star gazing relative.

We use a head-mounted eye tracker combined with two inertial measurement units (IMU) to track gaze orientation relative to the heading direction in outdoor walking.

Previous psychophysical studies have shown that distortion occurring in an image causes visual distractions, and alters gaze patterns relative to that of the image without distortion.

Instead, the phase of the gaze movement relative to head motion during training was the best predictor of whether learning would increase or decrease the gain of the VOR.

The question being studied, is whether results for people with brain injury will show visual-tracking gaze errors relative to the moving target.