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. 2020 Mar 23;52(5):2098–2121. doi: 10.3758/s13428-020-01363-x

Table 2.

The eye-trackers. The 1st Purkinje and the CR (corneal reflection) refer to the same infra-red reflection in the cornea. The 4th Purkinje is a reflection in the back of the human lens. The P-CR method calculates uncalibrated gaze as the difference between the centres of the pupil image and the CR image in each video frame of the eye. We also recorded the EyeLink II in pupil-only mode, a predominant setting when measuring micro-saccades, and will report those data later. Polynomial calibration uses the solution of a higher-order polynomial equation system to map P and CR data to gaze, while 3D modelling of the eye estimates parameters of the shape of the eyeball.

Eye tracker Interface Method Calibration Sampling frequency (Hz)
DPI Gen5.5 Head fixed Analog, 1st and 4th Purkinje Custom 1000
SMI HiSpeed 240 Head fixed P-CR video, filtered Polynomial 240
SMI HiSpeed 1250 Head fixed P-CR video, filtered Polynomial 500
SMI RED250 Remote P-CR video, filtered Polynomial 250
SMI RED250mobile Remote P-CR video, filtered Polynomial 250
SMI ETG 2 Glasses P-CR video, filtered 3D model 60
SR Research EyeLink II Head fixed P-CR video, filtered (standard) Polynomial 250
SR Research EyeLink 1000+ Remote P-CR video, filtered (standard) Polynomial 500
Tobii X2-60 Remote P-CR video, unfiltered Polynomial 60
Tobii T120 Remote P-CR video, unfiltered Polynomial 120
Tobii TX 300 Remote P-CR video, unfiltered 3D model 300
Tobii Spectrum Remote P-CR video, unfiltered 3D model 600