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SoftMatch: Comparing Scanpaths Using Combinatorial Spatio-Temporal Sequences with Fractal Curves.

Robert Ahadizad Newport^1,2, Carlo Russo², Sidong Liu^1,2

¹Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences, Macquarie Medical School, Macquarie University, Balaclava Road, Sydney, NSW 2109, Australia.

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|October 14, 2022

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SoftMatch, a novel scanpath analysis method, improves eye gaze pattern comparison by using fractal curves and discrete Fréchet distance. This overcomes limitations of traditional methods, enhancing accuracy in understanding visual perception.

Keywords:

Hilbert curve computational neuroscience discrete Fréchet distance eye-tracking fractal analysis visual scanpath

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Computer Science
Biophysics

Background:

Traditional scanpath matching relies on bioinformatics string editing methods, which are prone to errors with unordered data.
Existing methods struggle to differentiate free viewing scanpaths due to a heavy emphasis on linearity.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce SoftMatch, a new method for comparing eye gaze patterns (scanpaths).
Overcome limitations of traditional collinear approaches in scanpath analysis.

Main Methods:

Utilize fractal curves to reduce 2D coordinates to 1D Hilbert distances, preserving locality.
Employ a combinatorial approach with discrete Fréchet distance for fixation sequence matching.

Main Results:

SoftMatch demonstrates high statistical and substantive significance in matching scanpaths.
The method effectively compares free-form viewing scanpaths of unfamiliar stimuli.

Conclusions:

SoftMatch offers a more robust approach to scanpath comparison than traditional methods.
Potential applications include outlier detection, expertise analysis, and salience prediction.