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Eye movement prediction based on adaptive BP neural network

Tang et al., 2021

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665385350949180587
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Tang Y
Su J
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Scientific Programming

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This paper uses adaptive BP neural networks to conduct an in‐depth examination of eye movements during reading and to predict reading effects. An important component for the implementation of visual tracking systems is the correct detection of eye movement using the …
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