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Can eye tracking and electrodermal response be used to classify drivers' situational awareness levels in real time?

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Can eye tracking and electrodermal response be used to classify drivers' situational awareness levels in real time?

UbiComp '23Physiological Indices to Predict Driver Situation Awareness in VR

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Can multimodal behavioral signals detect target localization errors in real time efficiently?

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How does TCN (temporal convolutional network) perform on eye-tracking and hand dynamics data?

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Does ocular dominance (preferential use of one eye) change dynamically according to contextual factors?

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How do dynamic target motion patterns (e.g., random saccades, continuous scanning) affect users' ocular dominance?

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Can objective geometry-based methods more accurately detect changes in ocular dominance?

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