Sentence examples for mean fixation counts from inspiring English sources

The distributions of the mean fixation counts are significantly different for the canvas and feedback AOIs of conceptual prompts.

While advanced students have a lower mean fixation count on the feedback area, it may be that they are able to select the correct option more quickly than novices.

More informative results should be possible when we break down the EER-Tutor interface into key areas especially because the distributions of the mean fixation count are significantly different.

The distributions of the mean fixation duration are not significantly different, with a shorter mean fixation duration for advanced students.

Search rate refers to the mean number of fixations and the mean fixation duration (in seconds) per trial, irrespective of the location of the fixations.

While mean fixation durations and saccade amplitudes did not differ, there was a substantial difference in the number of fixations.

Trials were separated by a fixation interval of 9, 10 or 12 seconds (randomly distributed; mean fixation duration 10 seconds).

fROIs of the eyes, nose, and mouth had the same area sizes, which enabled us to compare the fixation time and fixation counts of each fROI precisely.

After that, mean fixation durations were calculated.

We modeled differences in fixation counts between conditions using GLMMs.

Table  6 presents statistics for three eye-movement measures: average number of fixations, mean fixation durations, and average saccade sizes.