Antoine Lamé

You can take a look [at this article](https://medium.com/swlh/browser-based-eye-tracking-7cf6401533ec) written by @CheatModeON

Hi @EderSant First of all, what accuracy do you get on the pupils detection? I'm not talking about the gaze direction (left, right, top, bottom) but just about the coordinates...

Hello! > I can only detect the left and right sides, but not the top and bottom. The detection of top/bottom is more complicated because the distance between the top...

It's a model trained on the ibug 300-W dataset by @davisking. It places 68 specific landmarks on the face, and I use it to detect the eyes before working on...

Hi, Can you give me more details? Are you trying to run `example.py` or a script you wrote using the library?

Hello @lmijydyb, For now, I didn't write a paper, but I described how the algorithm works [in this answer](https://github.com/antoinelame/GazeTracking/issues/5#issuecomment-472078559).

Hi @Madankumar90 Thank you! This part is quite simple. I made a function `horizontal_ratio()` that returns a number between 0.0 and 1.0 that indicates the horizontal direction of the gaze....

I will definitely write a paper about the algorithm in the next few days. But @lintangsutawika summed it up well the mains steps. When I isolated an eye (thanks to...

Hi @Samagra12 Thanks for your feedback! In previous versions of the library (only with Python 2), even if the detection of pupils was good, the program always indicated the direction...

@Samagra12 **If you want a better accuracy on the gaze direction (left, center, right):** On the `gaze_tracking.py` file, go to functions `is_right()` and `is_left()`, you can change threshold values (0.35...