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Eye Tracking as a New Interface for Image Retrieval

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Intelligent Spaces

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The best interfaces are the most natural ones. They are unobtrusive and provide relevant information quickly and in ways that do not interfere with the task itself.

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  1. Department of Computer Science, University College London, UK

    O K Oyekoya

  2. Electrical and Engineering Department, University College London, UK

    F W M Stentiford

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  1. Judal Associates Ltd, UK

    Alan Steventon BSc, MTech, PhD, CPhys, MInstP

  2. BT Group, Ipswich, UK

    Steve Wright MA, PhD, CEng, MIEE

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Oyekoya, O.K., Stentiford, F.W.M. (2006). Eye Tracking as a New Interface for Image Retrieval. In: Steventon, A., Wright, S. (eds) Intelligent Spaces. Computer Communications and Networks. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-429-8_17

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