Eye Tracking Methodology: Theory and Practice
Eye Tracking Methodology: Theory and Practice provides a focused introduction to the concepts and practical considerations behind eye tracking research. Andrew T. Duchowski’s book is designed for readers who want to understand visual behavior, eye movement measurement, and the use of eye tracking across research and applied settings.
About This Book
Eye Tracking Methodology: Theory and Practice presents an overview of eye tracking as a tool for studying visual behavior and attention.
The book brings together theoretical concepts and practical guidance, making it relevant to readers seeking to understand how eye tracking is used in research.
It offers a foundation for evaluating eye tracking methods, interpreting their role in investigation, and considering their applications across disciplines.
Written by Andrew T. Duchowski, this volume is suited to students, researchers, and professionals interested in eye movement measurement and analysis.
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