Oleg V. Komogortsev

The paper explains the need for high-fidelity synthetic eye movement data and outlines their characteristics, using existing datasets to guide their design and validation.

This study examines changes in eye fixation characteristics during reading over time, finding that fixation width and intersample distance increase as reading progresses.

The paper reports an increase in fixation drift slope over time-on-task in a random saccade task using a large dataset of human subjects.

The paper investigates fixation selection in real-world tasks and finds that motor 'laziness' drives return saccades and center biases, contradicting lab-based principles like inhibition-of-return.