Gazing Toward the Future: Advances in Eye Movement Theory and Applications

  <p>1. Statistical modeling of intensive categorical time-series eye-tracking data using dynamic generalized linear mixed effect models with crossed random effects</p> <p>Sarah Brown-Schmidt, Matthew Naveiras, Paul De Boeck and Sun-Joo Cho</p> <p>2. Beyond the picture frame: The function of fixations in interactive tasks</p> <p>Tom Foulsham</p> <p>3. Visual exploratory behavior and its development</p> <p>John M. Franchak</p> <p>4. Meaning and attention in scenes</p> <p>John M. Henderson</p> <p>5. Eye movements during music reading: Toward a unified understanding of visual expertise</p> <p>Heather Sheridan, Kinnera S. Maturi and Abigail L. Kleinsmith</p> <p>6. Task-relevance is causal in eye movement learning and adaptation</p> <p>David Souto and Alexander C. Schütz</p> <p>7. Looking for your keys: The interaction of attention, memory, and eye movements in visual search</p> <p>Carrick C. Williams</p> <p>8. Changing perspectives on goal-directed attention control: The past, present, and future of modeling fixations during visual search</p> <p>Gregory J. Zelinsky, Yupei Chen, Seoyoung Ahn and Hossein Adeli</p>