assign_aoi | R Documentation |
Takes a data frame of gaze positions (or other locations), plus screen size and aoi size (or location), and computes the area of interest (AOI) for each location. Defaults assume standard four-corner design.
assign_aoi(gaze, screen_size = c(1024, 768), aoi_size = c(400, 300),
aoi_loc = NULL, X = "CURRENT_FIX_X", Y = "CURRENT_FIX_Y")
gaze |
data frame containing positions |
screen_size |
size of the screen in pixels. Defaults to c(1024, 768) and assumes reversed vertical (i.e., 0,0 is top left). |
aoi_size |
size of AOIs in pixels. Defaults to a c(400, 300) width-height pair and assumes AOIs are in screen corners. AOIs will be coded numerically 1 to 4 in reading order (left to right, top to bottom), with 0 as center location. |
aoi_loc |
location of rectangular AOIs. Use as alternative to aoi_size for non-corner AOIs. Each AOI location should be a separate row in a data frame that has variables xmin, xmax, ymin, and ymax. Assumes reversed vertical (i.e., 0,0 is top left). AOIs will be coded numerically in row order. |
X |
name of variable containing X coordinates. Defaults to "CURRENT_FIX_X" |
Y |
name of variable containing Y coordinates. Defaults to "CURRENT_FIX_Y" |
Original gaze data frame with AOI column added. Non-AOI and off-screen gazes are marked NA.
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