Eye tracking cognitive load using pupil diameter and microsaccades with fixed gaze
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Krzysztof Krejtz | Anna Niedzielska | Andrew T. Duchowski | Cezary Biele | Izabela Krejtz | A. Duchowski | Krzysztof Krejtz | I. Krejtz | Cezary Biele | Anna Niedzielska
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