Visual Attention Distribution and its Application in the Gesture Interaction System

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Aiming at making the simulation of human visual attention behavior more truly in computer, starting from analyzing operator’s cognitive model, a gesture tracking algorithm is put forward based on the distribution model of visual attention. To begin with, analyzing the change of the operator human eye sight, a visual attention model was built. Secondly, the basic characteristics of visual attention model were studied. Finally, the three Gauss formula is used to describe the model. Experimental results show that the algorithm can effectively improve the speed and tracking accuracy of gesture interaction.

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