AggreGaze: Collective Estimation of Audience Attention on Public Displays
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AggreGaze presents a way to estimate where crowds look on public displays using only a single off‑the‑shelf camera mounted to the display. It corrects errors from appearance‑based gaze estimators by collecting on‑site training data (using stimuli like 9‑point calibration, moving targets, embedded visual elements, or regular video) and then aggregates many uncalibrated individual gaze estimates into spatio‑temporal attention maps that match ground‑truth distributions in a two‑week public deployment.
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