Publication: ScanDL 2.0: A Generative Model of Eye Movements in Reading Synthesizing Scanpaths and Fixation Durations
ScanDL 2.0: A Generative Model of Eye Movements in Reading Synthesizing Scanpaths and Fixation Durations
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Bolliger, L. S., Reich, D. R., & Jäger, L. A. (2025). ScanDL 2.0: A Generative Model of Eye Movements in Reading Synthesizing Scanpaths and Fixation Durations. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 9(3), 1–29. https://doi.org/10.1145/3725830
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Eye movements in reading have become a vital tool for investigating the cognitive mechanisms involved in language processing. They are not only used within psycholinguistics but have also been leveraged within the field of NLP to improve the performance of language models on downstream tasks. However, the scarcity of real eye-tracking data and its limited generalizability at inference time present challenges for data-driven approaches. In response, synthetic scanpaths have emerged as a promising alternative. Despite advances, however,
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- Reich, David Robert
- Jäger, Lena A
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Bolliger, L. S., Reich, D. R., & Jäger, L. A. (2025). ScanDL 2.0: A Generative Model of Eye Movements in Reading Synthesizing Scanpaths and Fixation Durations. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 9(3), 1–29. https://doi.org/10.1145/3725830
