Multiview Multitask Gaze Estimation With Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
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Abstract:
Gaze estimation, which aims to predict gaze points with given eye images, is an important task in computer vision because of its applications in human visual attention understanding. Many existing methods are based on a single camera, and most of them only focus on either the gaze point estimation or gaze direction estimation. In this paper, we propose a novel multitask method for the gaze point estimation using multiview cameras. Specifically, we analyze the close relationship between the gaze point estimation and gaze direction estimation, and we use a partially shared convolutional neural networks architecture to simultaneously estimate the gaze direction and gaze point. Furthermore, we also introduce a new multiview gaze tracking data set that consists of multiview eye images of different subjects. As far as we know, it is the largest multiview gaze tracking data set. Comprehensive experiments on our multiview gaze tracking data set and existing data sets demonstrate that our multiview multitask gaze point estimation solution consistently outperforms existing methods.
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