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cool 👍
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Thanks!
I guess next step would be to:
What do you think?
Anyway, I think this paper could interest you:
Hansen & Ji : "In the Eye of the Beholder: A Survey of Models for Eyes and Gaze",.
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Yah those all sound like good ideas, especially the shape model since that would allow turning the (somewhat useless) pupil coordinates into actual gaze.
Another thing I wanted to do was implement gradient ascent, which would speed up the centre tracking significantly and enable greater accuracy. I keep being distracted by other projects though. For more info see this issue: trishume#3
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That would be very useful. And definitely not the easiest part.
You could look at CamShift which is a method used in object tracking that finds the modes (extrema) of a probability distribution using the MeanShift algorithm.