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(3) Abstract Eye-tracking systems are wildly used in cognitive psychology research problems, and recently eye-tracking technology has been considered as a potential multimedia interaction way. It can be applied to help people who suffer from disease and lost the ability of controlling their movements, so that they can manipulate computers and communicate with others. In addition, eye-tracking system can also be used to detect drivers’ fatigue. Reducing the number of accidents can not only save lives but also decrease society cost.. However, commercially available eye-tracking systems usually endure with high cost and hard to fetch problems. We propose an eye movement tracking method using personal computer and single webcam. Our method modifies the Adaboost face detection algorithm to make it faster and reduce the false positive rate. We also provide a new method to calculate the center of iris quickly. Finally, we use SVM to help us categories possible gaze region and determine the final gaze region with our gaze tracking mechanism.. Keywords. Face detection, Eye detection, Iris detection, Gaze estimation. ii.
(4) meeting. VIPLab. Albert Yih 334. Fyrisån. 27. Oslo. Kiruna ……. 2013 Feb. 05 iii.
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(10) 1.1. Human Computer Interaction, HCI automatic speech recognition. gesture recognition. movement tracking. eye. multimedia interaction [1, 2]. [3, 4]. Motor Neuron Disease, MND. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, ALS. [5]. 1.
(11) [6]. 1.2. gaze path. 2.
(12) 1.3. 1.4. 3.
(13) 1. 2. 3. 4. 2.1. 2.1.1. Feature-Based method. [7]. contour. facial feature [8, 9]. 4.
(14) RGB YCbCr[8, 10] HSV[8, 9] YIQ YUV[11] 1. 1. 2.1.2. Template Matching method. [12]. scaling. 2.1.3. rotation angle. skew. Appearance-Based method. [13-15] 5.
(15) 2.2. face recognition detection. 2.2.1. facial expression analysis. red eye. 3D face modeling. Shape-based approach. [16, 17]. 6.
(16) 2.2.2. Appearance-based approach. [18]. 2.2.3. Learning-based approach. [19]. 7.
(17) 2.3. active approach passive approach electrodes. skin. contact lens. Infrared (IR) based. Image-based passive approach. 2.3.1. Template Matching. [20]. 2.3.2. Feature-based approach. [21]. 8.
(18) 2.4. 2.4.1. Appearance-Based. interpolation. [22]. 2.4.2. Neural Network. Multilayer perceptron, MLP. [23]. 9.
(19) 3.1 3.3. 3.2. face detection iris detection. 3.4. 3.6. 3.1. 10. eye detection. 3.5.
(20) 3.2. 2. 11.
(21) 3.3. 3. down sampling Viola. Jones[24]. 12.
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(25) 3.3.5. Viola. Jones[24] 7 AdaBoost. 7. 8. AdaBoost. 16.
(26) 3.3.5. Cascade of Classifier. 9. 9. 17.
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(42) 3.6. 25. 30. 25. 33.
(43) 3.6.1. (Support Vector Machine, SVM). classification. [28, 29]. hyperplane 26. LibSVM[30]. (a) 26 SVM. (b) (a). (b). 34.
(44) 3.6.2. 27. Initial state. 27. 35.
(45) C++. GUN g++ 4.2.1 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5. 8GB 1333MHz DDR3. Mac OSX 10.6.8 The Psychological Image Collection at Stirling[31] Caltech Faces 1999[32]. CASIA Iris Image Database for Testing Version 1.0[33] iSight. 1280x720. 4.1. 1. Stirling. Caltech. 2. Aberdeen. Faces 1999. CASIA. 3. [32]. [33]. 30~75 11 36. [31].
(46) 1. Run time :. 2. 3. Frame Per Second, FPS :. Recall. !"#$%% ! 4. 5. !"#$%&!!"!!"##$!%!!"#$!!"!!"#"$#"! ! !"#$%&!!"!!"##$!%!!"#$!!"#$!!"#$%&!!"#!!! Recall :. Daugman[34-36]. False Positive Rate, FP. 37.
(47) 4.2. 4.2.1. 1 The Psychological Image Collection at Stirling (PICS) - Aberdeen 457. 336x480 28. 28. Aberdeen. OpenCV 99%. 1. 29. 38. 624x544. [31].
(48) 30. 30. 1. Aberdeen. OpenCV. Method. Run Time (s). FPS. Recall (%). FP (%). Viola&Jones[24] The proposed method. 21.1 9.1. 32.3 181.8. 100.0 99.8. 1.3 0.2. 39.
(49) 2 Caltech. Faces 1999. [32]. 450. 896x592. 27. 31. 31. Faces 1999. AdaBoost 32. Recall. AdaBoost. OpenCV 2. 32. OpenCV. 40.
(50) 33. 33. 2. Faces 1999. OpenCV. Method. Run Time (s). FPS. Recall (%). FP (%). AdaBoost The proposed method. 50.9 19.6. 12.6 112.8. 99.1 80.0. 26.0 0.2. 41.
(51) 4.2.2. CASIA [33]. 756. 108 34. 320x280. 34 CASIA. Daugman[34-36] 2. 95%. 35. 3. !**"**-# )*"**-# (*"**-# ,*"**-# '*"**-# +*"**-# &*"**-# %*"**-# *#. !#. $#. %#. 35. 42. &#. +#. '#. (pixel).
(52) 3. CASIA[33]. Daugman[34-36]. Method. Run Time (s). FPS. Daugman[34-36] The proposed method. 4031.9 12.7. 0.2 60.0. 36 37. 36. 37. 43.
(53) 4.2.3. 30~75 38. 38 iMac. 11. 39. 50 50. 44.
(54) 4. 74%. 83%. 39. 4. (s) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. 111.9 107.9 109.7 106.6 109.8 106.1 111.5. (%) 74.3 82.7 83.3 85.8 87.0 80.9 79.2. 5. 45.
(55) 5. (%) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. 89.3 90.0 88.6 86.9 85.5 87.7 83.4 70.3 72.8 73.7 68.0. 46.
(56) 5.1. Adaboost False Positive. 90. 5.2. 1. 47.
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