TABLE III.
Significance of the Ability of Proto-Object Saliency to Predict Eye Fixations and Subjective Interest Points Compared to the Ability of the Feature Based Methods. Also See Table AII in the Appendix for the Significance of the Noisy Results
| Fixation points | Interest points | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Algorithm | Metric | sig- nificant? |
p-value | sig- nificant? |
p-value |
| Feature saliency | ROC | ✓ | < 10−9 | ✓ | < 10−8 |
| (Itti et al) | KLD | ✓ | < 10−9 | ✓ | < 10−12 |
| Feature saliency | ROC | ✓ | < 10−7 | ✓ | < 10−16 |
| (GBVS) | KLD | ✓ | < 10−2 | ✓ | < 10−7 |
| Feature saliency | ROC | ✓ | < 10−5 | ✓ | < 10−5 |
| (AWS) | KLD | ✗ | – | ✗ | – |
| Feature saliency | ROC | ✗ | – | ✗ | – |
| (Hou) | KLD | ✗ | – | ✓ | < 10−2 |