PyGaze

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PyGaze is an open-source, cross-platform toolbox for programming eye tracking experiments. It allows researchers to create and run eye tracking studies with minimal effort.

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Pricing

Open Source

Free tier

Yes

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Skill level

Technical

About

What is PyGaze?

PyGaze is an open-source, cross-platform Python package designed for the minimal-effort programming of eye tracking experiments. It provides a comprehensive toolbox for researchers in cognitive science and psychology to create and run gaze-contingent or non-gaze-contingent experiments. The tool supports various eye trackers and offers functionalities for data analysis, making it a valuable resource for academic research. PyGaze is freely available to use and modify under the GNU Public License (version 3), emphasizing its commitment to open science and collaborative development within the scientific community.

Best used for

Ideal for developers and researchers who need to program eye tracking experiments, conduct gaze-contingent studies, and analyze eye tracking data. Especially valuable for academic research in cognitive science and psychology requiring an open-source, flexible solution.

Common actions

program eye tracking experiments

conduct gaze-contingent studies

analyze eye tracking data

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Capabilities

Key features

Open-source
Cross-platform
Eye tracking experiments
Gaze-contingent programming
Data analysis functions

Target Audience

developer

Integrations

Not yet documented

Pricing & Plans

Open Source

Free

FAQs

What kind of experiments can I program with PyGaze?

PyGaze allows you to program both gaze-contingent and non-gaze-contingent experiments. This flexibility makes it suitable for a wide range of studies in cognitive science and psychology that involve eye tracking.

Is PyGaze compatible with different eye trackers?

Yes, PyGaze is designed to be compatible with various eye trackers. Its open-source nature and cross-platform design aim to provide broad support for different hardware setups used in research environments.

What are the licensing terms for using PyGaze?

PyGaze is released under the GNU Public License (version 3). This means it is open-source software, free to use and modify, but comes without warranty. Users should review the full license for details.

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