I need fixation points dataset to conduct a research on the visual perception in autistic patients. I would like to analyze the scan path and the saccade movements in autistic patients with particular attention to the first three seconds time.
Dear Alessandro,
as far as I know there is a good deal of interest in eye gazing as a warning sign of autism spectrum disorders, which could be really useful in early diagnosis. To check this ongoing research you need only to look at the most important centers of research and thereapy of autism. You could also look at these papers:
Schmitt, Cook, Sweeney, Mosconi (2014) Saccadic eye movement abnormalities in autism spectrum disorder indicate dysfunctions in cerebellum and brainstem. Mol Autism, 16;5(1):47,
Thank you very much! This is very important for my research project.
Hi Alessandro,
You could try contacting the Autism Research Lab at the University of Sheffield, UK - they have previously carried out eye-tracking research related to autism. I've included a link to their website.
Thanks,
Jim Uttley
http://autismresearchlab.group.shef.ac.uk/index.html
Look for the research project and results from Dr. Stephen W. Porges, you will find them very relevant to your question
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