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Measuring Cognitive Load using Eye Tracking Technology in Visual Computing
2016
Proceedings of the Beyond Time and Errors on Novel Evaluation Methods for Visualization - BELIV '16
In this position paper we encourage the use of eye tracking measurements to investigate users' cognitive load while interacting with a system. We start with an overview of how eye movements can be interpreted to provide insight about cognitive processes and present a descriptive model representing the relations of eye movements and cognitive load. Then, we discuss how specific characteristics of human-computer interaction (HCI) interfere with the model and impede the application of eye tracking
doi:10.1145/2993901.2993908
dblp:conf/beliv/ZagermannPR16
fatcat:gtwd6x6rpfbnvflx6yy67nxbfm