Information technology of the diagnostics of neurophysiological states of personality based on the eye-tracking data
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2021
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Instrumental algorithmic and software tools for constructing a
nonparametric dynamic model of the human oculo-motor system (OMS) based on its
inertial and nonlinear properties are developed in the paper on the basis of the
experimental studies data of «input-output» in the form of the Volterra model. Taking
into account the specificity of the object investigated, test multistage signals (visual
stimulus) were used for identification. Based on the experimental data obtained using
the developed computational algorithms and data processing software, a
nonparametric dynamic model of OMS in the form of a transient function and transient
functions of the 2nd and 3rd orders is constructed. Verification of the constructed
model showed its adequacy to the object investigated – a practical coincidence (within
the acceptable error) responses of the object and model for the same test signal.
Experimental studies of the OMS made of the same subject before and after the working
day. Based on the data using the eye-tracker, multidimensional transient functions of
the OMS has obtained. The revealed variability of the transient functions of the 2nd
and 3rd orders for different neurophysiological states of the respondent (level of
fatigue) has observed. Thus, they can be used in diagnostic studies in the field of the
neuroscience and psychology.
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Makarov V. Information technology of the diagnostics of neurophysiological states of personality based on the eye-tracking data / V. Makarov, D. Broska, V. Chorniy ; advisor : V. Pavlenko // Black Sea Science 2021 : proc. of the Intern. Competition of Student Scientific Works / Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies ; eds. B. Yegorov, M. Mardar [et al.]. – Odessa: ONAFT, 2021. – P. 419–434 : tabl., fig. – Ref.: 27 tit.
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eye-tracking technology, identification, oculo-motor system, neurophysiological states, Volterra model