Fixation or visual fixation is the maintaining of the visual gaze on a single location.
Our eyes constantly move in rapid bursts called saccades, with brief stops called fixations, during which we take in visual information through our fovea.
Feng-GUI analysis report includes a list of fixations data related to each Area of Interest.
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Time to first fixation - The time in seconds from when the stimulus was shown until the start of the first fixation within an Area Of Interest (AOI). |
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Fixation length - The length of the fixations in seconds within an AOI. |
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Fixation count - The number of fixations within an AOI. |
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Observation length - The total time in seconds for every time a person has looked within an AOI, starting with a fixation within the AOI and ending with a fixation outside the AOI. |
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Observation count - The number of visits and re-visits to an AOI. |
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Fixations before - The number of fixations before the participant fixated within an AOI for the first time. |
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Participant percentage - The percentage of participants that have fixated at least once within an AOI. |
