PPT-Control of Attention and Gaze in Natural Environments

Selecting information from visual scenes What controls the selection process Humans must select a limited subset of the available information in the environment Fundamental Constraints. Natural Gaze design with maximal peripheral and binocular viewFull wireless control for observation and annotation in real-timeHighly robust technology proven with 100,000 usersSpecific application mo Gaze. in the Natural World.. Selecting information from visual scenes. What controls the selection process?. Humans must select a limited subset of the available information in the environment.. . This is the way people view and interpret environments. People’s. . viewpoints. and values may be influenced by culture, environment, social systems, technology, economic and political ideology. . Rebecca M. Daniel, B.A., Lisa J. Emery, Ph.D.. . INTRODUCTION. METHOD, CONT.. CONCLUSIONS. Participants. Measures. Analysis. Procedure. RESULTS. Whitewater Café . Solarium. Whitewater Café . Attention Restoration Theory (ART) suggests that being immersed in or simply just viewing natural settings (e.g., lush vegetation and running water) can promote both positive mood and restoration of cognitive resources (e.g., attention; Kaplan, 2001; . Explicit/implicit, procedural/declarative, effortful/effortless, etc…. 1. Another study to consider.... Focus of attention. Wulf, McNevin, & Shea (2001). A study designed to examine the different performance styles promoted through different verbal cues. . Questions to assess vulnerability. + How likely is an extreme natural event and will it affect people?. + How vulnerable are people to natural hazards?. + To what extent are societies able to cope with severe and immediate disasters?. Rebecca M. Daniel, B.A., Lisa J. Emery, Ph.D.. . INTRODUCTION. METHOD, CONT.. CONCLUSIONS. Participants. Measures. Analysis. Procedure. RESULTS. Whitewater Café . Solarium. Whitewater Café . Attention Restoration Theory (ART) suggests that being immersed in or simply just viewing natural settings (e.g., lush vegetation and running water) can promote both positive mood and restoration of cognitive resources (e.g., attention; Kaplan, 2001; . I. Introduction. Zelin Wang, Dr Safak Dogan, Prof Ahmet . Kondoz. , . Dr . Milosh . Stolikj, Prof . Dmitri . Jarnikov. . Institute for Digital Technologies, Loughborough University London, UK. Z.Wang2@lboro.ac.uk. Evidence and connections with . local/national/international. health . and environmental policy. Ben Wheeler, Senior Lecturer. SMaSH. . Seminar. December 2018. Outline. Pathways. from nature .  health and wellbeing. Recommender. Systems . Qian. . Zhao. , . Shuo. . Chang. , F. . Maxwell. . Harper. , . Joseph. A. . Konstan. . GroupLens. . Research. . Dept. . of . Computer. . Science. , . University. of . . EYE-GAZE . COMMUNICATION. (Eye gaze human computer interface). Presented By:. Objectives :. Introduction. Users of the eye gaze system. Working . Options present in this eye gaze system. Future Enhancements. solving. Markku S. Hannula. Faculty of Education. , University of Helsinki, Finland. with. Anu Laine, Eeva Haataja, Enrique . García. . Moreno-Esteva, Miika Toivanen, Visajaani Salonen & Jessica Salminen-Saari, Phuoc Tran (University of Helsinki), Nora McIntyre (. 1 Electrode DC or AC amplifier Electrode DC or AC amplifierAdvantages Disadvantages Easy setup No obstacles in view Long recording Easy maintenance Drifting (DC amplifier) Table 1. Characteristics o Above the fold ads are more likely to be seen, however below the fold ads can generate higher levels of attention when interest in the content is high. Quality targeting of relevant ads at people that are in the market leads to higher attention and are more likely to be remembered.