Treffer: Eye Tracking for Personal Visual Analytics.

In many research fields, eye tracking has become an established method to analyze the distribution of visual attention in various scenarios. In the near future, eye tracking is expected to become ubiquitous, recording massive amounts of data in everyday situations. To make use of this data, new approaches for personal visual analytics will be necessary to make the data accessible, allowing nonexpert users to re-experience interesting events and benefit from self-reflection. This article discusses how eye tracking fits in the context of personal visual analytics, the challenges that arise with its application to everyday situations, and the research perspectives of personal eye tracking. As an example, the authors present a technique for representing areas of interest (AOIs) from multiple videos: the AOI cloud. They apply this technique to examine a user's personal encounters with other people. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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