A) Z-normalized pupil size recorded for 30 seconds. B) Power spectrum and auto-correlogram spectrum of the z-normalized pupil data. C) Time frequency map showing the frequency power as a function of time: the power at each time step is color-coded; with red indicating a high power and blue a low power. The black line represents the maximum power frequency at each time step (black curve). The mean and variance of this maximum frequency distribution was used to characterize pupil dynamics.</p
Pupil size reflects autonomic response to different environmental and behavioral stimuli, and its dy...
<p>(A) We first estimate <b>w</b>, which is a linear weighting on the EEG sensors that maximally dis...
(A-D) One example data set: (A) Residual task-related responses (“Task Rel. Resp.”) separated by tri...
A. Pupil Oscillation Frequency averaged across participants for the ON (red) and control group (blue...
(First from the top) A timeline depiction of a single trial with interstimulus fixation period and s...
<p>The figure illustrates the average frequency domain response of pupil diameter within all trials ...
<p>Top: two diagrams showing the rhythmic changes simultaneously observed in the left (red line) and...
The figure shows a normal pupillometry. The mean pupillary diameter was normalized against the mean ...
Summarization: Digital pupillography presents a “window” for studying the autonomous nervous system ...
This article provides a tutorial for analyzing pupillometric data. Pupil dilation has become increas...
Graph shows pupil size change in centimeters across all Stroop trials. The thicker, curved lines rep...
A. Eyes positions and pupil data are recorded binocularly and stored for off-line analyses. Pupil da...
Mean pupil traces across four SNR conditions, measured for 21 listeners in Experiment 1. Traces are ...
AbstractSpontaneous pupillary behaviour in darkness provides information about a subject’s level of ...
<p>The figure illustrates the average time course of pupil diameter within all trials for both exper...
Pupil size reflects autonomic response to different environmental and behavioral stimuli, and its dy...
<p>(A) We first estimate <b>w</b>, which is a linear weighting on the EEG sensors that maximally dis...
(A-D) One example data set: (A) Residual task-related responses (“Task Rel. Resp.”) separated by tri...
A. Pupil Oscillation Frequency averaged across participants for the ON (red) and control group (blue...
(First from the top) A timeline depiction of a single trial with interstimulus fixation period and s...
<p>The figure illustrates the average frequency domain response of pupil diameter within all trials ...
<p>Top: two diagrams showing the rhythmic changes simultaneously observed in the left (red line) and...
The figure shows a normal pupillometry. The mean pupillary diameter was normalized against the mean ...
Summarization: Digital pupillography presents a “window” for studying the autonomous nervous system ...
This article provides a tutorial for analyzing pupillometric data. Pupil dilation has become increas...
Graph shows pupil size change in centimeters across all Stroop trials. The thicker, curved lines rep...
A. Eyes positions and pupil data are recorded binocularly and stored for off-line analyses. Pupil da...
Mean pupil traces across four SNR conditions, measured for 21 listeners in Experiment 1. Traces are ...
AbstractSpontaneous pupillary behaviour in darkness provides information about a subject’s level of ...
<p>The figure illustrates the average time course of pupil diameter within all trials for both exper...
Pupil size reflects autonomic response to different environmental and behavioral stimuli, and its dy...
<p>(A) We first estimate <b>w</b>, which is a linear weighting on the EEG sensors that maximally dis...
(A-D) One example data set: (A) Residual task-related responses (“Task Rel. Resp.”) separated by tri...