Autism Spectrum Disorder Eye-Tracking Dataset
Human eye-tracking observations from an ASD study.
Human eye-tracking observations from an ASD study.
Eye-movement sequences and supporting code from Human fixation/eye-movement experiment, as stated by the linked study title.
Human/derived image or image-annotation observations. from 16 human participants, both eyes.
Observation-level source data, annotations, or signals. from The Parkinson disease and healthy-control gaze study is a human visual/gaze resource.
High-resolution multi-camera face images with calibrated gaze targets, extreme head poses, and varied illumination.
Raw and processed eye-tracking data from glaucoma patients with asymmetrical visual-field loss during free viewing.
Indoor and outdoor panoramic-camera recordings with continuous three-dimensional gaze labels across wide head poses and distances.
Crowdsourced iPhone and iPad face videos with screen-fixation coordinates for appearance-based mobile gaze estimation.
Observation-level source data, annotations, or signals. from Human foveal cone topography and fixation locations are explicitly stated.
Synchronized human eye-tracking, webcam eye images, facial landmarks, and gaze annotations.
High-speed head-mounted eye-region videos with pupil-center annotations under varied indoor, outdoor, eyewear, and lighting conditions.
Longitudinal laptop-camera images captured during natural daily use with gaze targets, face geometry, and normalized views.
Tobii Pro Glasses 3 natural-scene viewing recordings with gaze, IMU, event, video, and snapshot files.
Human eye-tracking observations from a visual-preference study.
Human synchronized pupillometry, EEG, and fMRI salience measurements.
Human retinal optic-flow and locomotion observations.
Human pupil and light-exposure measurements.
Head-mounted eye images with pupil, iris, eyelid, eyeball, gaze, landmark, segmentation, and eye-movement annotations.