Abstract:
Eye tracking is quickly becoming a novel medium of entertainment and research.
Many avenues have been explored in forensics with eye tracking. The goal of this paper
is to further explore forensic applications of eye tracking and also pave the road for future
forensic techniques. Specifically, the question this paper addresses is this: when
presented with an image, do people tend to prioritize their gaze on a personal point of
interest? This paper will explore this question and explain the implications of the results.
