Methods for Fusing Eye Movements and Text Content for Information Retrieval

author: Kai Puolamäki, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

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*Slides*
0:00	Methods for fusing text content and eye movements for information retrieval
0:05	Partners
0:41	Introduction
1:05	People can infer a lot from gaze
1:46	New field
3:12	Brief history
4:01	Relevance from eye movements
4:52	Our tracker - 1
5:12	Our tracker - 2
5:51	Is the user interested in the text she is reading?
6:04	Task - 1
6:49	PASCAL Eye Challenge 2005
7:11	PASCAL Eye Workshop 2005
7:34	What is the user interested of?
7:58	Task - 2
8:32	Example - 1
8:53	Example - 2
9:16	Example - 3
9:51	Example - 4
10:17	Assumptions - 1
11:32	Assumptions - 2
13:06	Integration into IR application
13:53	Gazillion Eye Browser - 1
15:07	Gazillion Eye Browser - 2
15:46	Results
15:53	Results of the research
17:18	Successful collaboration
17:59	Continuing research, new collaborations

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