HAGI: Head-Assisted Gaze Imputation for Mobile Eye Trackers

Yaw (Imputed)Figure 1: Missing data is inevitable in mobile eye trackers.HAGI is a novel multi-modal approach for gaze data imputation that exploits the close coordination between eye and head movements.Input to our method is gaze data with missing values and time-aligned head movements captured using sensors readily available in mobile eye trackers (Left).HAGI uses a novel head-conditional diffusion model to impute the missing gaze data (Right) with lower mean angular error and is more realistic than previous methods.

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Published
2025-09-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1145/3746059.3747749
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Corporate Finance and Governance
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Abstract

Yaw (Imputed)Figure 1: Missing data is inevitable in mobile eye trackers.HAGI is a novel multi-modal approach for gaze data imputation that exploits the close coordination between eye and head movements.Input to our method is gaze data with missing values and time-aligned head movements captured using sensors readily available in mobile eye trackers (Left).HAGI uses a novel head-conditional diffusion model to impute the missing gaze data (Right) with lower mean angular error and is more realistic than previous methods.

University of Stuttgart (DE)
European Commission, HORIZON EUROPE Framework Programme
Openalex Percentile: Top 35%
Corporate Finance and Governance
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