| 5 | | !PyGaze is an open-source toolbox for eye tracking in Python. It has an uniform and user-friendy syntax and it is aimed for people with minor to advanced programming skills in Python. Pygaze acts as a wrapper around several existing packages, among |
| 6 | | which !PyGame, !PsychoPy, pylink (for SR Research !EyeLink systems), !SensoMotoric Instruments’ !iViewX API, and the !Tobii SDK. From stimulus presentation to eye-tracker communication: everything can be handled by via !PyGaze scripting. As a a Python |
| 7 | | library for eye tracking you can use a set of plugins that will allow you to use !PyGaze from within !OpenSesame. You can install !PyGaze on Windows as well as on Ubuntu. |
| | 7 | :class:`Sleep` is a flexible graphical user interface for visualization, analysis and scoring of polysomnographic sleep data. |
| 9 | | !PyGaze supports the following eye trackers: |
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| 11 | | - !EyeLink — For information on how to run !OpenSesame with !PyLink support |
| 12 | | - !EyeTribe — Works out of the box. |
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| 14 | | Advantages of !PyGaze: |
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| 16 | | - user-friendly platform |
| 17 | | - saccade detection algorithm (for online detection) |
| 18 | | - sharing code is easy (works on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX) |
| 19 | | - creating eyetracking experiments in Python syntax with the least possible effort |
| 20 | | - can be used for visual and auditory stimulus presentation; for response collection via keyboard, mouse, joystick, and other external hardware |
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