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EyeSwipe: Dwell-free Text Entry Using Gaze Paths

on YouTube 10m
Talkat CHI 2016 · 2016-05-07..05-12· [accessibility]

speakers

name:Andrew Kurauchi
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name:Wenxin Feng
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name:Ajjen Joshi
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name:Carlos Morimoto
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name:Margrit Betke
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/KAoyekbur8I
slides:none on file

summary

EyeSwipe is a gaze-typing keyboard that removes dwell delays by requiring explicit reverse crossing on the first and last letters and glancing near middle keys, uses a dictionary plus ideal-path comparison with dynamic time warping to rank candidates, and shows the top five choices in an action popup above the key. A ten-participant study compares it to a 600 ms dwell keyboard and reports learning, lower error rates and a mean speed of 11.7 wpm after 30 minutes.

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chapters (8)

  1. 0:00Introduction to EyeSwipe
  2. 1:10Shape-based text entry concept
  3. 2:10EyeSwipe design and reverse crossing
  4. 3:56Word prediction with EyeSwipe
  5. 4:59Experiment setup and results
  6. 6:49User feedback and learnability
  7. 7:32Key advantages of EyeSwipe
  8. 8:15Q&A session

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