Lifecycle: experimental

eyetools

A set of tools for eye data processing, analysis and visualisation in R

eyetools is a package that provides a set of simple tools that will facilitate common steps in the processing and analysis of eye data. It is intended for use with data from psychological experiments. The idea is to have a workflow which is aided by these functions, going from processing of the raw data, to extraction of event related data (i.e., fixations, saccades), to summarising those data at the trial level (e.g., time on areas of interest).

For an indepth guide to using eyetools, see the Get Started page.

Warning - still in somewhat experimental form! Please check results carefully

to install: devtools::install_github("tombeesley/eyetools")

It is free to use under the GNU General Public Licence.

Available functions:

Implemented functions Description
AOI_seq() Detect the sequence in which AOIs were entered in a trial
AOI_time() Time on AOIs; works with rectangular and circular AOIs; works with raw and fixation data
combine_eyes() Combines binocular data (i.e., average or “best eye”)
compare_algorithms() Provides a comparison between the dispersion and VTI fixation algorithms with correlations and plot
conditional_transform() Implements a single-axis flip for specific trials to normalise data with counterbalanced designs
fixation_dispersion() Dispersion algorithm for fixation detection
fixation_VTI() An inverse saccade algorithm for fixation detection
hdf5_to_csv() converts eyetracking data retrieved from TOBII eyetrackers to csv
interpolate() Interpolates data across gaps; provides a summary report of repair
plot_seq() provides a 2D plot of raw data in one trial. Data can be split into time bins
plot_spatial() provides a 2D plot of raw data, fixations, saccades, and AOIs
saccade_VTI() Velocity threshold algorithm for saccade detection. Provides summary of velocity, location, duration
smoother() smooths data for use in saccade algorithms