Program for Tuesday, August 23rd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 23RD: TALK VIEW

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08:30-09:30 Keynote: Fatema Ghasia

10:00-12:00

Fixation eye movements in pediatric eye diseases

Fatema Ghasia

10:00-12:00

Accuracy and precision of fixation is correlated with gaze angle

Onyeka Amiebenomo, Lee McIlreavy, Jonathan Erichsen, J Margaret Woodhouse

10:00-12:00

Investigating "Time to See" in infantile nystagmus

Katherine Ward, Fergal Ennis, Lee McIlreavy, Matt J Dunn, Jonathan T Erichsen

10:00-12:00

Phenotyping in Infantile Nystagmus

Helen Kuht, Mervyn Thomas

10:00-12:00

The fovea is horizontally elongated in infantile nystagmus

N. Thomas, J.H. Acton, J.T. Erichsen, J. Fergusson, M.J. Dunn

10:00-12:00

Abnormal electroretinography in albinism and idiopathic infantile nystagmus

Tu, Degg, Bach, McLean, Sheth, Thomas, Gottlob, Proudlock

10:00-12:00

Understanding the visual constraints on lexical processing: New empirical and simulation results

Aaron Veldre, Erik D. Reichle, Lili Yu, Sally Andrews

10:00-12:00

Theorizing dynamic adjustment of saccade lengths in reading and dual-stage progression of visual word

Jarkko Hautala

10:00-12:00

Print size as an explanation for inter-language differences in eye-movement behavior during reading: Empirical and neurocomputational

Françoise Vitu, Hossein Adeli, Gregory J. Zelinsky

10:00-12:00

Eye movement control during reading and skimming: Effects of word length

S. Wu, K.L. Warrington, E.D. Reichle, K.B. Paterson, S.J. White

10:00-12:00

A cross-linguistic study of spatial parameters of eye-movement control during reading

Victor Kuperman

10:00-12:00

Individual Differences and the Impact of Word Frequency on Eye Movements during Reading

Charlotte Lee, Hayward Godwin, Hazel Blythe, Denis Drieghe

10:00-12:00

The contribution of visual conduction delay to saccadic reaction time

Aline Bompas, Craig Hedge, Petroc Sumner

10:00-12:00

Uncertainty driven gaze selection

Daniela Pamplona, Antoine Manzanera

10:00-12:00

Motivation by reward increases performance beyond the speed-accuracy tradeoff by improving distractor

Christian Wolf, Markus Lappe

10:00-12:00

Decision making, reward and eye movements

Eugene McSorley, Rachel McCloy

10:00-12:00

What drives pupil dilation during decision making– surpise or uncertainty?

Péter Pajkossy, Gábor Gesztesi

10:00-12:00

Error inconsistency does not generally inhibit saccadic adaptation

Thomas Eggert, Katharina Kaltenbach, Andreas Straube

13:00-15:00

Fengjun Zhang, Hongyu Xie, Jingxin Wang, Doug Barrett

13:00-15:00

Efficient eye movements during search for an object, inefficient eye movements during search for a

Nowakowska Anna, Clarke Alasdair, Josephine Reuther, Amelia Hunt

13:00-15:00

Categories of eye movement errors and their relationship to strategy and performance

L. Caruso, A. Nowakowska, A.D.F. Clarke, A. Irwin, A.R. Hunt

13:00-15:00

Does pre-crastination explain why some observers make sub-optimal eye movements in a visual search

A. Clarke, K. Sauerberger, A. Nowakowska, D. Rosenbaum, T. Zentall, A. Hunt

13:00-15:00

Developing a collaborative framework for naturalistic visual search

Charli Sherman, Anna Hughes, Alasdair Clarke

13:00-15:00

Seven Years Later – Executive Functioning Predicts the Development of the Perceptual Span during

Johannes M Meixner, Jochen Laubrock

13:00-15:00

The Importance of the First Letter in Children’s Parafoveal Pre-processing in English: Is it Phonologically or Orthographically

Sara Milledge, Simon Liversedge, Hazel Blythe

13:00-15:00

The effect of relevance in children’s reading of science texts

Tuomo Häikiö, Oksana Kanerva, Johanna Kaakinen, Mirjamaija Mikkilä-Erdmann

13:00-15:00

Children's processing of written irony: An eye-tracking study

Henri Olkoniemi, Sohvi Halonen, Penny Pexman, Tuomo Häikiö

13:00-15:00

Concurrent and predictive validity of reading assessment by eye tracking and machine learning

Gustaf Ö. Seimyr, Elizabeth B. Meisinger, Hannah Manning, Mattias Nilsson

13:00-15:00

The Eye-Voice Span in Children: Exploring Individual Differences

Julie Kirkby, Victoria Adedeji, Martin Vasilev, Timothy Slattery

13:00-15:00

Fixation classification: how to merge and select fixation candidates

I. Hooge, D. Niehorster, M. Nyström, R. Andersson, R. Hessels

13:00-15:00

Web-based attention-tracking with an eye-tracking analogue is reliable and valid

Edwin S. Dalmaijer, Alexander L. Anwyl-Irvine, Thomas Armstrong

13:00-15:00

Characterising Eye Movement Events with an Unsupervised Hidden Markov Model

Ingmar Visser, Šimon Kucharský, Malte Lüken

13:00-15:00

The amplitude of small eye movements can be accurately estimated with video-based eye trackers

M. Nyström, D.C. Niehorster, R. Andersson, R.S. Hessels, I.T.C. Hooge

13:00-15:00

Event level evaluation of eye movement event detectors

Raimondas Zemblys, Mikhail Startsev

13:00-15:00

Eye tracking: empirical foundations for a minimal reporting guideline

Hessels et.al

15:00-16:30

The When and Where of the Looking at Nothing Effect: Examining Eye Movements During Memory Retrieval

Ruhi Bhanap, Klaus Oberauer, Agnes Rosner

The context effect on implicit sequence learning using an ocular version of the Serial Reaction Time (O-SRT)

Eli Vakil, Simone Schwizer Ashkenazi

Eye-tracking in innovative neuropsychological assessment of visual working memory

S. Böing, T. Ten Brink, A. Hoogerbrugge, T. Nijboer, S. Van der Stigchel

Gaze and visual short-term memory for localizing part of an image

D. Souto, A. Barbosa, D. Barrett, C. Hutchinson, J. Sudkamp, M. Bloj

Testing memory strength with pupil dilation as a function of strategic and automatic memory

Ádám Albi, Péter Pajkossy

Pupil responses: indices of individual memory performance

Gábor László Bényei, Péter Pajkossy

A field test of appearance-based gaze estimation

Niilo Valtakari, Roy Hessels, Diederick Niehorster, Chantal Kemner, Ignace Hooge

eyetRack - Shiny application for recurrence quantification analysis

Veronika Kalabusova, Kamila Facevicova, Stanislav Popelka

An open-source device for vestibular stimulation and eye-movement tracking in head-fixed mice

Alexandra Tran Van Minh, Xavier Cano-Ferrer, Ede Rancz

Metacognitive Modeling Effect of Reading Illustration First for EFL Readers: A Study of Eye Movement

Ming-Yi Hsieh, Sunny S. J. Lin

Reading search page results: Evidence from an eye tracking study on 11-12-year-olds

Oksana Kanerva, Tuomo Häikiö, Johanna Kaakinen, Mirjamaija Mikkilä-Erdmann

Beginning to Characterise Children’s Eye Movement Control during Reading in English: A Corpus

Sara Milledge, Chuanli Zang, Hazel Blythe, Simon Liversedge

Interactive effects of semantic diversity and word frequency in natural reading

Neslihan Caliskan, Sara Milligan, Milca Jaime Brunet, Elizabeth Schotter

Do Chinese deaf readers develop a unique cognitive mechanism during visual word recognition? The effect of oral language experience and reading

Zebo Lan, Nina Liu, Xiaoyuan Yuan, Meihua Guo, Guoli Yan, Valerie Benson

Individual differences in word learning associated with reading skill and vocabulary: An eye-movement

Emily J. Bellerby, Sara V. Milledge, Kristofor McCarty, Hazel I. Blythe

The role of the left perceptual span in L2 reading: An eye-tracking study

Agnesa Xheladini, Leigh Fernandez, Shanley Allen

Lexical access in L2 reading: evidence from self-paced reading and eye tracking data

Daria Chernova, Marina Norkina, Svetlana Alexeeva

GECO-CN: Ghent Eye-Tracking COrpus of Sentence Reading for Chinese-English Bilinguals

Longjiao Sui

The processing strategies for illustrated science reading and Chinese academic words with different semantic transparency among middle-school students: An eye-tracking

Pin-Hsien Kuo, Yu-Cin Jian

Eye Movements and Reading in Children Who Survived Cerebellar Tumors

Sofia Mironets, Marina Shurupova, Anna Dreneva

The role of phonological and orthographic parafoveal processing during silent reading in Russian children and

Staroverova et.al

A two-tier taxonomy of gaze behaviours for free-moving participants

Mark Shovman, Anna Morozov, Ksenia Burgart

GlassesValidator: Data quality tool for eye tracking glasses

D.C. Niehorster, R.S. Hessels, J.S. Benjamins, M. Nyström, I.T.C. Hooge

Fixation sequences when walking up and down stairs in daily life

Andrea Ghiani, Joost G. Driessen, Liz R. Van Hout, Eli Brenner

Investigating the effects of task and body movement on the generalizability of scene viewing

Daniel Backhaus, Ralf Engbert

Automated Discrimination of Stable and Non-stable Gaze Events in Dynamic Natural Conditions

Ashkan Nejad, Eva Postuma, Gera de Haan, Joost Heutink, Frans Cornelissen

Investigating face perception during free-viewing in a naturalistic virtual environment.

Debora Nolte, Marc Vidal De Palol, Peter König

Gaze Aversion in Human-Robot Interaction: Case Studies in Physical and Virtual Settings

C. Acarturk, B. Sniezynski, B. Indurkhya, P. Nawrocki, S. Kalkan

Gaze aversions serve as social signals conveying the performer’s cognitive state

Amit Zehngut, Dekel Abeles, Shlomit Yuval-Greenberg

Semantics of gaze: Deciphering the meaning of a listener’s gaze direction, gaze position changes, and blink

Lynn Huestegge, Eva Landmann, Christina Breil, Anne Böckler-Raettig

Looking for speaking: What determines language-specific expressions in motion event descriptions

Yuko Yoshinari

Silent or Oral Reading in L2: An Eye-Tracking Study

Tatiana Petrova, Michael Ivanov

Scanpath analysis of eye movements during reading in children with high risk of dyslexia

Lopukhina, Parshina, Goldina, Iskra, Serebryakova, Staroverova, Zdorova, Dragoy

Modeling Task-Dependency of Eye Movement during Scene Viewing

Lisa Schwetlick, Daniel Backhaus, Ralf Engbert

Using Eye tracking techniques for oculomotor sign of neglect

M. Shurupova, K. Lizunkova, A. Aizenshtein, A. Dreneva, A. Latanov

Oculomotor Control and Dual-Task Interference

Aleks Pieczykolan, Lynn Huestegge

Eye Movements in Three-dimensional Multiple Object Tracking

Qi Zhang, Juntian Lin, Man Jia, Jie Li, Yu Zhang

Attentional biases in the size of fixational saccades

Baiwei Liu, Anne Zonneveld, Freek van Ede

Yarbus in the age of Webcam Eye-tracking

D. Seernani, A. Grappe, A. Korepanov, K. Jensen, K. Wolf, J. Wilson, N. Pedersen

Seeing your own webcam image feels distracting, but does not hurt learning: A webcam-based eyetracking

Gesa van den Broek, Vincent Hoogerheide, Ellen Kok

16:30-18:30

Mind-wandering during reading of Siri Hustvedt’s Memories from the Future: Evidence from eye

Johanna K. Kaakinen, Emilia Ranta, Jaana Simola

16:30-18:30

Reading Russian poetry: An expert–novice study

Danil Fokin, Stefan Blohm

16:30-18:30

Unraveling the social-cognitive potential of narratives using eye-tracking

Lynn Eekhof, Kobie van Krieken, José Sanders, Roel Willems

16:30-18:30

Different Kinds of Simulation During Literary Reading: Insights from a Combined fMRI and Eye Tracking

Marloes Mak, Myrthe Faber, Roel Willems

16:30-18:30

Effects of centrality on eye movements: Predictions by computational language models

Sascha Schroeder

16:30-18:30

Eye movements as a measure of immersion and foregrounding in narrative poetry reading

Mesian Tilmatine

16:30-18:30

Word difficulty determines regression accuracy in sentence reading

Anne Friede, Christian Vorstius, Albrecht Inhoff, Ralph Radach

16:30-18:30

Mingqing Xie, Natalie Tze, Patrick Sturt

16:30-18:30

When functions words carry content

Joao Vieira, Elisangela Teixeira, Erica Rodrigues, Denis Drieghe

16:30-18:30

Does omitting mandatory commas affect the reading process?

Bernhard Angele, Ismael Gutiérrez Cordero, Manuel Perea, Ana Marcet

16:30-18:30

TheroleofspacesinreadingFinnishText

Raymond Bertram

16:30-18:30

The Role of Visual Crowding in Eye Movements during Reading: Effects of Text Spacing

Tzu-Yao Chiu, Denis Drieghe

16:30-18:30

Characterization of naturalistic free viewing behavior across the lifespan

Yep et.al

16:30-18:30

Visual stability in naturalistic scenes

Jessica Parker, Caglar Tas

16:30-18:30

Finding landmarks – An investigation of viewing behavior during spatial navigation in VR using a graph-theoretical analysis

Jasmin L. Walter, Lucas Essmann, Sabine König, Peter König

16:30-18:30

An online experiment with deep learning models for tracking eye movements via webcam

Shreshth Saxena, Lauren K. Fink, Elke B. Lange

16:30-18:30

Georeferencing of eye movement data using ET2Spatial software

Stanislav Popelka, Minha Noor Sultan, Josef Strobl

09:30-10:00 Coffee Break

12:00-13:00 Lunch Break