Iris center corneal reflection method for gaze tracking using visible light. [electronic resource]

By:

Sigut, Jose

Contributor(s):

Sidha, Sid-Ahmed

Producer: 20110510Description: 411-9 p. digitalISSN:

1558-2531

Subject(s):

Cornea -- physiology
Eye Movement Measurements
Eye Movements -- physiology
Fixation, Ocular
Humans
Image Processing, Computer-Assisted -- methods
Iris -- physiology
Light

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In: IEEE transactions on bio-medical engineering vol. 58

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Iris center corneal reflection method for gaze tracking using visible light.

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Sigut J., Sidha S., . (20110510). Iris center corneal reflection method for gaze tracking using visible light. : IEEE transactions on bio-medical engineering.

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Sigut Jose, Sidha Sid-Ahmed, . 20110510. Iris center corneal reflection method for gaze tracking using visible light. : IEEE transactions on bio-medical engineering.

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Sigut J., Sidha S., . (20110510). Iris center corneal reflection method for gaze tracking using visible light. : IEEE transactions on bio-medical engineering.

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Sigut Jose, Sidha Sid-Ahmed, . Iris center corneal reflection method for gaze tracking using visible light. : IEEE transactions on bio-medical engineering. 20110510.

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