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The Language of Looking: Motion Tokens Reveal Domain-Dependent Local Structure in Gaze Sequences
Human gaze is the primary high-bandwidth interface through which we parse the semantics of our environment. While often modeled as a sequence, the degree to which gaze exhibits transferable local structure across domains remains underexplored. Using motion tokenization as a diagnostic lens across fo
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