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The system overview

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Figure 1: The system overview
Figure 2: Our infrared camera with on- and off-axis IR illumination 
Figure 3: Detection module 
Figure 4: Up. left: bright image, Up. right: dark image, Low. left:...
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Eye Tracking for Viewpoint Adaptive Video Systems in Living Room Situations
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  • Mar 2003
This paper describes a robust eye tracking algorithm designed for complex indoor situations. A well known method often used for eye detection is to use a structured infrared lighting scheme which exploits the bright and dark pupil effect. Although methods based on this principle are very robust, they usually fail as a cause of rapid head movement o...
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... we cannot constantly rely on the red eye effect, we combine this principle with a tracking procedure, to reliable detect and track eyes. The overview of our system is shown in Figure 1. The subsections explain the functionality and the interac- tion of the different components. ...

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