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146146 < li > < a href ="https://github.com/brains-on-code/fMRI-complexity-metrics-icse2021 "> Replication Package</ a > </ li >
147147 </ ul >
148148 </ article >
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150+ < article >
151+ < header >
152+ < h3 > REyeker: Remote Eye Tracker</ h3 >
153+ </ header >
154+ < ul class ="authors ">
155+ < li > < a href ="https://github.com/Sonaion "> Jonas Mucke</ a > </ li >
156+ < li > Marc Schwarzkopf</ a > </ li >
157+ < li > < a href ="https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/informatik/ST/professur/professor.php.en "> Janet Siegmund</ a > </ li >
158+ </ ul >
159+ < summary >
160+ Eye tracking allows us to shed light on how developers read and
161+ understand source code and how that is linked to cognitive processes. However, studies with eye trackers are usually tied to a
162+ laboratory, requiring to observe participants one at a time, which
163+ is especially challenging in the current pandemic. To allow for safe
164+ and parallel observation, we present our tool REyeker, which allows
165+ researchers to observe developers remotely while they understand
166+ source code from their own computer without having to directly
167+ interact with the experimenter. The original image is blurred to
168+ distort text regions and disable legibility, requiring participants to
169+ click on areas of interest to deblur them to make them readable.
170+ While REyeker naturally can only track eye movements to a limited degree, it allows researchers to get a basic understanding of
171+ developers’ reading behavior.
172+ </ summary >
173+ < h4 > Resources</ h4 >
174+ < ul class ="resources ">
175+ < li > < a href ="https://camps.aptaracorp.com/AuthorDashboard/downloadFile.html?key=0&val=1ecb4cf2-88ec-11eb-8d84-166a08e17233&paperID=4&strip_acronym=etra21shortpapers&filename=etra21shortpapers-4.pdf "> Paper</ a > </ li >
176+ < li > < a href ="https://github.com/brains-on-code/REyeker "> GitHub</ a > </ li >
177+ </ ul >
178+ </ article >
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