USC Eye-tracking data for complex video stimuli

Description

This freely shared dataset consists of a body of 520 human eye-tracking data traces obtained while normal, young adult human volunteers freely watched complex video stimuli (TV programs, outdoors videos, video games). The dataset comprises eye movement recordings from eight distinct subjects watching 50 different video clips (~25 minutes of total playtime; Itti, 2004; 2005; this is the “Original” experiment), and from another eight subjects watching the same set of video clips after scrambling them into randomly re-ordered sets of 1-3s clippets (Carmi & Itti, 2006a; 2006b; this is the “MTV” experiment). A very nice and much fuller description of the data is crcns-eye1-summary.pdf (270.3 kB).

Access

Four ZIP archives (each between 1.2GB and 1.8GB), password protected, password obtained after registration (http://crcns.org/join_form) Link: http://crcns.org/data-sets/eye/download

Website

References and Citation

Data on this site is made available only for scientific purposes. Redistribution of the data is not permitted. Any publications derived from the data should cite the data contributor and CRCNS.org as being the source of the data.

References

CI06a: R. Carmi, L. Itti, The Role of Memory in Guiding Attention during Natural Vision, Journal of Vision, Vol. 6, No. 9, pp. 898-914, Aug 2006.
CI06b: R. Carmi, L. Itti, Visual Causes versus Correlates of Attentional Selection in Dynamic Scenes, Vision Research, Vol. 46, No. 26, pp. 4333-4345, Dec 2006.