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Quantifying the relationship between visual salience and visual importance

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Figure 1 . Representative results from the experiments.
Table 2 . Confusion matrix for predicting importance from the first 2 sec. of gaze samples using mean saliency.
Figure 3. Representative results of using all gaze samples vs. only those from the first two seconds to predict the importance maps.
Figure 4. Examples of subjects visually attending to only select regions of objects, most notable for images containing faces.
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