Abstrakt
In this paper the problem of analysis of eye movements using sinusoidal head rotation test is presented. The goal of the method is to discard automatically the effect of the fast phase-saccades and consequently calculate the response of vestibular system in the form of phase shift and amplitude.
The comparison of threshold detection and inductive models trained on saccades is carried out. After saccades detection we are left with discontinuous signal segments.
This paper presents an approach to align them to form a smooth signal with the same frequencies that were originally present in the source signal. The approach is based on a direct estimation of the signal component parameters using the evolutionary approach is compared to least-square multimodal sinus fit.
The experimental evaluation on real-world signals revealed that threshold saccades detection with combination of the evolutionary strategy is robust, scalable and reliable method.