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Future Flight Safety Monitoring: Comparison of Different Computational Methods for Predicting Pilot Performance Under Time Series During Descent by Flight Data and Eye-Tracking Data
Can AI-generated pedagogical agents (AIPA) replace human teacher in picture book videos? The effects of appearance and voice of AIPA on children’s learning
Human microsaccade cueing modulation in visual- and memory-delay saccade tasks after theta burst transcranial magnetic stimulation over the frontal eye field
More than just ambivalence: the perception of emotionally ambiguous words on the spaces of origin and activation indexed by behavioural and webcam-based eye-tracking correlates
Comparative analysis of touchscreen inceptors and traditional sidesticks on flight decks: flight performance, visual behaviours and situation awareness
Under Pressure: Cognitive Effort During Website-Based Task Performance is Associated with Pupil Size, Visual Exploration, and Users’ Intention to Recommend
A Novel Overlapping Coefficient-Based Framework for Integrating Multimodal Physiological Signals to Infer Cognitive Strategies and Operator Performance in Human–System Interfaces
Comparing the cognitive performance of action video game players and age‐matched controls following a cognitively fatiguing task: A stage 2 registered report
Estimation of Visual Attention using Microsaccades in response to Vibrations in the Peripheral Field of Vision
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