Eye Movements

Top: Top five regions output by two eye movement models that use image features to guide eye movements (task-independent, most "salient" regions). Bottom: Human eye movements during free viewing (left) and object search (right).
Top: Top five regions output by two eye movement models that use image features to guide eye movements (task-independent, most "salient" regions). Bottom: Human eye movements during free viewing (left) and object search (right).

What are the processes that guide eye-movements during visual search, face and object and recognition, scene understanding, social interaction, etc.? How much does performance in the final perceptual decision depend on particular eye movement strategies? Do the neural mechanisms driving saccades use similar visual information as those mediating perceptual decisions? And finally, can we use natural images and simulate the process of evolution to give rise to some of the properties of the human brain mechanisms used for visual tasks during natural behavior in the real world? These are some of the questions we are currently investigating.

 

 

Affiliated Researchers

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Cognition, Perception
Vision Scientist, ByteDance
Cognitive Psychology, Cognition, Perception, Cognitive Neuroscience, Economics
Postdoctoral Researcher
Washington University
Cognition, Perception, Cognitive Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering
Intern
Internship Dolby
Psychology, Cognition, Perception, Cognitive Neuroscience
Graduate Student Researcher
Psychological & Brain Sciences
visual linguistic navigation; artificial intelligence; eye movements; computational modeling
Graduate Student Researcher
Psychological & Brain Sciences
Artificial Intelligence; Common Sense Visual Reasoning; Computational Modeling