The study of eye movements has proven to be one of the most successful approaches in
research on reading. In this overview, it is argued that a major reason for this success is that …

Humans and other primates shift their gaze to allocate processing resources to a subset of
the visual input. Understanding and emulating the way that human observers free-view a …

Observers show a marked tendency to fixate the center of the screen when viewing scenes
on computer monitors. This is often assumed to arise because image features tend to be …

Human eye-tracking studies have shown that gaze fixations are biased toward the center of
natural scene stimuli (“center bias”). This bias contaminates the evaluation of computational …

Inspired by the primate visual system, computational saliency models decompose visual
input into a set of feature maps across spatial scales in a number of pre-specified channels …

This paper describes some empirical tests of an interactive activation model of eye
movement control in reading (the “Glenmore” model). Qualitatively, the Glenmore model can …

In his 2007 study “Effects of Textual Enhancement and Topic Familiarity on Korean EFL
Students' Reading Comprehension and Learning of Passive Form,” Lee demonstrated that …

In laboratory studies of visual perception, images of natural scenes are routinely presented
on a computer screen. Under these conditions, observers look at the center of scenes first …

Although the development of the field of reading has been impressive, there are a number of
issues that still require much more attention. One of these concerns the variability of skilled …

Aim To examine the quality of binocular coordination of saccades in dyslexic children in
single word reading and in a task requiring fixation of single LED. Methods Eighteen …