I’ve updated C.A.R.P.E., a graphical tool for visualizing eye-movements and processing audio/video, to include a graphical timeline (thanks to ofxTimeline by James George/YCAM), support for audio playback/scrubbing (using pkmAudioWaveform), audio saving, and various bug fixes. This release has changed …
Original video still without eye-movements and heatmap overlay copyright Dropping Knowledge Video Republic.
From 2008 – 2010, I worked on the Dynamic Images and Eye-Movements (D.I.E.M.) project, led by John Henderson, with Tim Smith and Robin Hill. We …
I’ve spent a little time with Caffe over the holiday break to try and understand how it might work in the context of real-time visualization/object recognition in more natural scenes/videos. Right now, I’ve implemented the following Deep Convolution Networks using …
Tim J Smith, expert in scene perception and film cognition, and of The DIEM project [1] recently starred as a guest blogger for David Bordwell, a leading film theorist with an impressive list of books and publications widely …