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International Workshop on Intelligent Information Access
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Proactive Information Retrieval by User Modeling from Eye Tracking

author: Jarkko Salojärvi, Helsinki University of Technology
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0:00 Proactive Information Retrieval by User Modeling from Eye Tracking
0:14 People can infer a lot from gaze
0:45 Proactive user interface
1:25 Gaze direction and target can be measured pt 1
2:17 Gaze direction and target can be measured pt 2
3:19 Pilot study: Inferring relevance from eye movements
3:35 Experimental setup
4:36 Pascal NoE Challenge
5:19 There are other sources of implicit feedback as well pt 1
6:06 There are other sources of implicit feedback as well pt 2
6:40 Case study: Infer the relevance of titles of scientific articles
6:57 Setting
7:27 Eye movements
7:57 Feature extraction
8:38 Predicting relevance with Discriminative Hidden Markov Models
9:25 Performance measures
9:53 Results pt 1
10:28 Collaborative Filtering = Relevance out of others’ interests pt 1
10:32 Collaborative Filtering = Relevance out of others’ interests pt 2
11:33 Experimental setup pt 1
11:48 Experimental setup pt 2
11:56 User Rating Profile (URP) Model pt 1
12:18 User Rating Profile (URP) Model pt 2
12:21 Results pt 2
13:10 Combining collaborative filtering and eye movements
13:14 Combining predictions
13:43 Dirichlet Mixture Model pt 1
14:30 Dirichlet Mixture Model pt 2
14:32 Results pt 3
15:20 Eyeogle
16:25 Conclusions
17:32 The research consortium

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