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. 2010 Nov 16;43(1):239–257. doi: 10.3758/s13428-010-0031-2

Table 7.

Comparison of eye-movement measures computed with algorithms that use the POR of both eyes, respectively only the left eye

Measure Statistic Overall Reading Search Ad exploration
Number of fixations Mean difference 13.65 33.37 3.00 3.47
MAD 13.79 33.37 3.19 3.71
MAPD .14 .17 .13 .12
Correlation .99 .96 .98 .98
Fixation durations (ms) Mean difference –44.69 –57.74 –46.07 –32.24
MAD 47.64 57.75 52.53 35.40
MAPD .19 .21 .22 .16
Correlation .79 .92 .61 .78
Saccade size (°) Mean difference –.46 –.34 –.47 –.56
MAD .51 .34 .52 .65
MAPD .16 .19 .16 .14
Correlation .97 .93 .95 .89

Note: The reported statistics are: mean difference: the overall mean for the eye-movement measure in question, computed using individual specific velocity thresholds based on both eyes minus the overall mean computed using individual specific velocity threshold based on only the left eye; MAD Mean absolute deviation of the measures computed using velocity thresholds based on both eyes and only the left eye; MAPD Mean absolute percentage deviation of the measures computed using velocity thresholds based on both eyes and only the left eye; Correlation Correlation coefficient of the measures computed velocity thresholds based on both eyes and only the left eye