论文信息 - Eyes as the Center of Focus in the Visual Examination of Human Faces

Eyes as the Center of Focus in the Visual Examination of Human Faces

An experiment was conducted to determine the degree to which individuals focus upon the eye region of others while visually inspecting their faces. Using an eye-tracking camera, 16 male subjects spent approximately 40% of their looking time focused upon the eye region of facial photographs, with each of the remaining parts of the face being looked at less.

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