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In crowded multi-object scenes, how can activity knowledge graphs represent "what a person is looking at" relationships?

helpResearch questionEye Gaze Tracking Sensing

In crowded multi-object scenes, how can activity knowledge graphs represent "what a person is looking at" relationships?

UbiComp '21Activity Knowledge Graph Recognition by Eye Gaze: Identification of Distant Object in Eye Sight for Watch Activity

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