Flexible ASL Eye Tracker Data Collection
Paradigm Elements for ASL Is The New Way to Collect Data With Your ASL Eye Tracker
Complete ASL Integration:
- Build your experiment using our easy-to-use Paradigm stimulus presentation system..
- Send XDAT Markers for stimulus onsets, responses and during movies.
- AOI Gaze detection includes waiting for minimum gaze durations.
- Serial Out port access through Paradigm's Python scripting interface.
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Millisecond Accurate Event and Response XDAT Markers
Paradigm can perfectly synchronize ASL XDAT markers with the onsets of stimuli and responses. Paradigm can also send markers at any point during a stimulus (e.g. movie or sound file) allowing you to mark multiple events during the same stimulus. You'll be able to perform much more accurate analysis of eye responses to events using Paradigm Elements for ASL.
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Easy Area of Interest (AOI) Gaze Detection
Using the “Area of Interest” Element you’ll be able to measure gaze durations in a single or multiple areas of interest. Areas of Interest are automatically defined using the visual stimuli on an event's “Stimulus Designer”. Detected Gazes in each AOI can be uniquely marked in your eye tracking data. You can also wait for gazes of a minimum duration and ignore gazes below a minimum duration.
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Access Real-Time SerialOut Port Data in Python
Paradigm’s integrated Python scripting gives you access to real-time eye tracking data. Using a set of simple scripting functions you can gain access to the SerialOut port's raw eye tracking data for “online” processing during your experiment.
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Complete ASL Eye Tracker Integration
Paradigm Elements for ASL is the only integration solution that gives you access to all the features of your ASL Eye Tracker.
Full feature list:
- Mark events and responses in your recorded eye data with millisecond accuracy.
- Measure gaze durations in multiple AOIs.
- Wait for gazes of minimum duration in multiple AOIs.
- Ignore gazes below a minimum duration.
- Calibrate subjects from within your experiments using two, five or nine point calibration routines.
- Take screenshots of visual stimuli for use in ASL Results analysis.
- Start and stop data recording.
- Sample experiments demonstrate a Visual World experiment, event and response marking, scripting and calibration.
- Free fully featured 14-day trial.
- Developed in cooperation with ASL.
