Syllabus Grading Scheme Schedule Teams Manuals IRB 2025 Papers (readings from select conferences/journals) Talks (presentations from select conferences) LEAD-ME Summer Training School Warsaw 2021 NN/g's Eyetracking Methodology (free 159-page report, check it out) Helpful Links: programming and utilities R Project for Statistical Computing The Personality Project: Using R for Psychological Research Jason A. French's Tutorial on Repeated Measures in R Baron and Li's Notes on the use of R LaTeX A Tutorial MacTeX ShareLatex (thanks to Philip Hatfield for finding these) LC Tech's (real-time) fixation analysis code Mike Ashmore's C++ interface and implementation, meant for usage in an eye tracking program, e.g., // as data member of some object, in own interface header // initialize with deviation threshold (pixels), gazepoint samples FixationFilter m_filter(30,5); // usage, e.g., when obtaining new (gazeX,gazeY) data point eyeMotionState = m_filter.detectFixation(valid,gazeX,gazeY); switch(eyeMotionState) { case FIXATING: // label gazepoint as fixation break; case MOVING: // label gazepoint as saccade break; case FIXATION_COMPLETED: // can obtain/calculate fixation attributes such as centroid, radius break; }

Notes on reading papers: Everyone must read the assigned papers before class time. A discussion leader will be assigned for each paper. For their assigned paper, this person should: prepare a summary of salient points found in the paper open the discussion on these points if no one responds, provide opinions on these points compare/contrast this paper to other similar papers Discussion of papers counts as your "participation" score in class and could make the difference in final letter grade. Pay attention to: Goals/objectives Background/summary Theories/Hypotheses Experimental Methodology apparatus subjects experimental design analysis Results Discussion Conclusion(s) Keep in mind: Who are the significant contributors to research? Where are they located? What have they contributed, why is it important?