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SurgGaze: Implicit Calibration for Accurate Gaze Analysis in Operating Rooms with Wearable Eyetrackers
Accurate gaze tracking is essential for understanding surgeons' visual attention and cognitive processes during laparoscopic surgery, yet wearable eye trackers produce large errors systematically correlated with ground-truth gaze locations, as demonstrated in Study 1. We introduce SurgGaze, an impli
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