TU Delft Eye-Tracking Release 2
Description
Eye-tracking data were collected in order to better understand how people look to images when assessing image quality. In the experiment, people were showed images and were given two different tasks. One was to simply look at the images as if they were looking at a photo album. The other was to assess the quality level of the images. With the eye tracker it was possible to track the eye movement of the viewers and map the salient regions for images given different tasks and with different levels of image quality. Dataset contains eyetracking data from 75 observers for 160 JPEG-compressed images.
Access
ZIP archive, password protected, password upon request Hani Alers (Hani.Alers@Gmail.com) Link: http://mmi.tudelft.nl/iqlab/databases/TUD_Task_EyeTracking.zip
References and Citation
The eye-tracking data are publicly available to the research community. Please cite the following references if you use this database in your research [ALR10], [ALR10b].
References
ALR10: H. Alers, H. Liu, J. Redi and I. Heynderickx, "Studying the risks of optimizing the image quality in saliency regions at the expense of background content ", IS&T/SPIE Electronic Imaging 2010, Image Quality and System Performance VII, Jan 2010.ALR10b: H. Alers, H. Liu, J. Redi and I. Heynderickx, "TUD Image Quality Database: Eye-Tracking Release 2", http://mmi.tudelft.nl/iqlab/eye_tracking_2.html.