What is eyetrackingR?
eyetrackingR is an R package designed to make dealing with eye-tracking data easier. It handles tasks along the pipeline from raw data to analysis and visualization -- as illustrated in the eyetrackingR workflow. Check out the vignettes to the left for some gentle introductions to using eyetrackingR for several popular types of analyses, including growth-curve analysis, onset-contingent reaction time analyses, as well as several non-parametric bootstrapping approaches.
Installation
eyetrackingR is currently downloadable from Github using devtools.
Make sure you have the devtools package installed:
install.packages("devtools")
Then to install and load eyetrackingR, simply run:
devtools::install_github("jwdink/eyetrackingR")
library("eyetrackingR")
A brief example
This code uses eyetrackingR to clean, summarise, and perform a growth curve analysis of eye-tracking data from a two-alternative forced-choice experiment.
About the authors
eyetrackingR was created by Jacob Dink and Brock Ferguson. Jacob and Brock received their PhD's in Cognitive Science from Northwestern University and are now co-founders of Strong Analytics, a data science consulting and development firm.
How to cite eyetrackingR
We are presently preparing a manuscript introducing eyetrackingR to the field; however, for the time being, please support this open-source package by referencing this official website:
Dink, J. W., & Ferguson, B. (2015). eyetrackingR: An R Library for Eye-tracking Data Analysis. Retrieved from http://www.eyetrackingr.com.
Have a bug report? Or a question?
Post it at the Github issues forum, email Jacob or Brock, or tweet us @jwdink or @brocferg.
How to contribute
Fork our project on GitHub.