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Tobii Pro Lab Product Description

Tobii Pro Lab Product Description v 1.217 May 2023 All rights reserved. Copyright © Tobii AB (publ) The information contained in this document is proprietary to Tobii AB. Any reproduction in part or whole without prior written authorization by Tobii AB is prohibited. Products that are referred to in this document may be either trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners. The publisher and the author make no claim to these trademarks. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document, the publisher and the author assume no responsibility for...

Table of Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Tobii Pro Lab editions 1.2 Project types 1.3 How Tobii Pro Lab is structured 1.3.1 Project overview 1.3.2 Design 1.3.3 Record 1.3.4 Analyze 1.4 Pro Lab licenses 1.5 System requirements 2 Metrics 2.1 Metric export formats 2.1.1 Interval-based TSV file 2.1.2 AOI-based TSV file 2.1.3 Event-based TSV file 2.1.4 Excel Report 3 Data export 3.1 Data export formats 3.1.1 Computer timestamp (screen-based) 3.1.2 Computer timestamp (wearable) 3.2 Data export information 3.2.1 General 3.2.2 Eye tracking data 3.2.3 Media 3.2.4 Gaze events 3.2.5 Web data 3.2.6 Other...

Tobii Pro Lab provides a comprehensive platform for the recording and analysis of eye gaze data, which helps in the interpretation of human behavior, consumer responses, and psychology. Combining simple preparation for testing procedures and advanced tools for visualization and analysis, eye-tracking data is easily processed for useful comparison, interpretation, and presentation. A broad range of studies are supported, from usability testing and market research, to psychology and oculomotor physiological experiments. Pro Lab’s intuitive workflow, along with its advanced analysis tools,...

without a physical screen and for use with our Mobile Testing Accessory to track gaze on mobile phones. You can also open External presenter projects created with the Full or Screen-Based Edition. For more informaiton about Tobii Pro Lab editions, see tobii.com. Tobii Pro Lab is continuously being developed and refined. Please visit tobii.com for the most recent specifications for the software and for the latest version of this document. VR 360 was discontinued in releases after version 1.162. This was the last version to support the VR 360 project type. For more information, read System...

edition (license) of Tobii Pro Lab you use, available modules and functions vary. Access to the modules also varies depending on what kind of project you are working on. The following tables show you which features are available with each edition. 1.3.1 Project overview Regardless of whether you use a screen-based or a wearable eye tracker, the Project overview section provides information about the elements of your project, such as what recordings are in it and what Events are associated with the recordings. It also provides quick access to some analysis tools. Project overview is included...

For information about what features are available on the Analyze module, see the Tobii Connect articles for each project type: Screen-based, Advanced screen, Glasses, Scene camera, and External presenter. In order to use Tobii Pro Lab, you need to have a license for it.The software has two different licenses: a perpetual license and a subscription–based license. A perpetual license grants you one year of free upgrades. One– to four–year upgrade contracts are available for perpetual licenses. A subscription license provides you with access to the latest software versions as soon as they...

To set up a successful eye tracking study you need to define and calculate the appropriate measures for your research question. In addition to choosing the right eye tracking measure, you need to define where and when to calculate this measure, i.e. the Areas of Interest (AOI) that are associated with operationalization of your research question. You also should calculate Times of Interest (TOI), the intervals of the recording when your stimulus or behavior of interest are predicted to occur. Some examples are: the duration of the exposure of a stimulus on the screen, a section of a trial,...

The data in this export is highly aggregated and is intended to use "as is." It is therefore not the best choice for further analysis in statistical software platforms such as R or SPSS. General information about export metrics The metrics available for export in the file formats are shown in the tables below. An interval corresponds to one occurrence of a specific TOI. A TOI can occur multiple times during a recording which means there are multiple intervals. Event-based metrics format where one row corresponds to one eye-movement event, as identified by the Gaze Filter in the top-right...

Metric name Description Participant variables Variable value, or values, of the participant. One column for each participant variable. Timeline name Timeline name TOI The name of the current Time of Interest. Interval The interval number of the current TOI interval. Bin The index of the current bin in the interval. Bin duration The duration of the current bin. Media The name of the media presented to the participant. Stimulus variables Stimulus variable value or values of the stimulus. One column for each Stimulus variable. Interval metrics Metric name Duration of interval Start of interval...

Event metrics (Binning turned on) Metric name Event occurred Any Event, including Custom Eventsas well as Logged live/Imported Events (in Glasses projects), occurs during a bin, indicated be1/0, for each event type. Number The number of Events, including Custom Events as well as Logged live/Imof Events ported Events (in Glasses projects), for a bin. Last key The last registered key press in the bin. press AOI Fixation metrics AOI fixations correspond to fixations that fall within an AOI. The fixations are defined based on the gaze filter you use (e.g. if you use the Raw gaze filter, every...