Automatic Detection of Visual Search for the Elderly using Eye and Head Tracking Data
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Ionut Damian | Elisabeth André | Marten Haesner | Anika Steinert | Michael Dietz | Daniel Schork | E. André | A. Steinert | M. Haesner | Michael Dietz | Ionut Damian | Daniel Schork
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