Webgazer blink detection

[Alfx25]

hello, there is any way to implement blink detection with webgazer library? thanks

[alexpapster]

We don't have a built-in way as of now but you could work with the eye images if you wanted to try it yourself.

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hello, there is any way to implement blink detection with webgazer library? thanks

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[Alfx25]

could you suggest me some approach i can try? Actually my system is fully builded thanks to webgazer but i don't know to implement blink with it. thanks for you patience

[alexpapster]

Sorry I don’t have a concrete algorithm to suggest, I would honestly start with a google scholar search on the topic and see what solutions are out there. Let us know if you are successful with it!

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could you suggest me some approach i can try? Actually my system is fully builded thanks to webgazer but i don't know to implement blink with it. thanks for you patience

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[JoshuaCastelino]

@jeffhuang

Was this thread closed due to the successful implementation of blink detection, or due to the limited engagement it received?

[jeffhuang]

We're thinking that this is outside the scope of this library right now. It's an add-on feature that can be implemented on top of WebGazer, but not essential -- we're trying to keep the functionality basic to be able to maintain this for a long time.