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List of Figures
The four Purkinje images
Eye tracking using a mirror in front of the camera
The human eye
A model of visual selective attention
Seven records of eye movements by the same subject
The sequence played to animate an EyeCon
A sketch of the EyeCatcher installation at the Experimentarium
An example of multimodal communication using eye-gaze and gesture combined with a "speech mouse button"
IES related to affection feature interpretations
An example of a film script
The four types of IES buttons: visible, outlined, resolution and invisible buttons
List of Tables
The Experimentarium interview answers
Age distribution of the visitors interviewed
EyeCatcher session observations
Time spent looking at pictures and film clip
Time spent looking only at pictures
Critical problems with the EyeCatcher
Very important problems with the EyeCatcher-part one
Very important problems with the EyeCatcher-part two
Important problems with the EyeCatcher
Communication advantages and disadvantages of the different modes of communication from human to computer
Affection measures
Authors:
Arne John Glenstrup
and
Theo Engell-Nielsen