All that's missing is the benevolent gaze of St. Francis.
The results show, that when a prospective memory task is missed, the continuous gaze behaviour is rather similar to the gaze behaviour during free viewing.
In the current dataset, 2.8 % of the data were set to missing values due to low gaze confidence values.
We included only trials that met three quality criteria: (a) No more than 25% of eye gaze measurements were missing (not properly read from the eye tracker) in that trial, (b) the child was looking at the central stimulus location during the last 250 ms prior to the peripheral stimulus onset, and (c) the child made an eye movement to the peripheral stimulus within 2 s after its onset.
On the street, wiry men with steely gazes, some with missing fingers, nodded at her like the former comrades in arms they once were.
"Our university is the oldest institution of higher learning in Oklahoma, and everybody knows us by this building," said Brad Collins, the university's director of public relations, as he gazed up at missing tower.
-- He could be forgiven for missing the distinction as he gazed out on another sea of red, after 72 hours that upended the game and redefined his life and career.
Never in her 21 years had Tucholsky propelled a ball over a fence, so she did not have her home run trot in order, gazing in awe, missing first base.
The rationale behind this function is that interpolating segments of missing data is acceptable if the gaze remained within the area of interest throughout the interpolated period (assuming that the longest accepted interpolated segment was too short to enable quick gaze shifts between areas of interest during the period of interpolation).
All samples with gaze confidence below 0.2 were set to missing values in order to remove unreliable data.
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