
BeGaze 2.3
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4.3.2 Use Cases
BeGaze 2.3 can be used in a broad range of eye tracking data analyzing
contexts but there are typical use cases. To get familiar with the powerful
features of the program, it will be helpful to know some standard use
cases.
Advertising
This use case includes the evaluation of still images (e.g. print ads) or
video material (e.g. television commercials) which are presented to the
subjects using the SMI Experiment Center. With this use case, you
present the same visual stimuli to a larger group of subjects.
· Prerequisites:
– min. versions for still images: iView X 2.0.23 and Experiment
Center 2.0
– min. versions for videos: iView X 2.1.16 and Experiment Center 2.1
· Experiment design: Experiment Center is used to create and record
the experiment. The experiment includes various stimuli, such as
videos, still images, and text.
– Typical image presentation: Images (BMP, JPG, PNG) up to
1280x1024 pixels
– Typical video presentation: Videos (AVI) with 30 to 300 seconds in
length and a typical video size of 320x200, 640x480, or 720x576
pixels
· Experiment recording:
– Use a proper gaze tracking device (RED, Hi-Speed, or MRI/MEG).
– During the experiment, the data set is stored in the experiment's
results folder. The data set includes the presented stimuli as well as
the IDF files (gaze tracking data and user events), the subject
protocols, and the meta data (subject properties, experiment design).
· Typical evaluation: The analysis of this common use case is described
step-by-step in the Getting Started topic.
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