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ENTER View camera or accept Calibration / Validation if Calibration /
Validation has just been performed
<- Select the zoomed or global camera view.
or ->
C Perform Calibration
V Perform Validation
O Start experiment
The following table describes the purpose and use of each sample experiment.
For detailed information on the programming / API aspect of these samples,
please refer to the EyeLink Programmer's guide.
Experiment
Simple
Text
Picture
eyedata
gcwindow
control
dynamic
broadcast
comm_listener
comm_simple
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Purpose
This experiment is the most basic EyeLink sample
experiment that draws directly to the display.
Template for an experiment that uses bitmaps to
display formatted pages of text.
Template for an experiment that uses bitmaps to
display pictures (BMP files).
Template for an experiment that uses real-time link
data to display a gaze-position cursor, and plays back
data after the trial.
Template for an experiment that displays text and
pictures, using a large gaze-contingent window.
Template for an experiment that uses the participant's
gaze position to select items from a grid of letters.
Template experiment that includes several types of
dynamic displays (sinusoidal smooth pursuit, and
saccadic task).
Template for an application that listens in on any
application, reproducing calibration targets and
displaying a gaze cursor (if real-time sample data is
enabled).
Templates that illustrate a dual-computer experiment.
The comm_simple template is a modified version of the
simple template, which works with the comm_listener
template. This illustrates how real-time data analysis
might be performed, by reproducing the display (based
on the TRIALID messages) and displaying a gaze