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Using tsv files in analyzer #3
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Hi, You don't have to use the Good luck! |
What if our tsv files are from another eye tracker, i.e. Tobii? For example, I can create tsv files that contain only X,Y coords and an index (timestamp). Can I use this to create a heatmap? |
In that case you'd have to write your own reader, or at the very least share an example file so that others could help. |
Does this mean that the PyGaze Analyzer is not compatible with Tobii? |
Hi, for all those wanting to use the PyGaze Analyser project with Tobii trackers I just wrote a tobiireader to import files created by pygaze with a tobii tracker. This has been tested with the Tobii nano only! |
@GHaas I have livedata.json file from Tobii Pro 2 Glasses and I have converted the file to .tsv file. I have attached both the files. I want to use Pygaze Analyzer to generate fixations and heatmaps for the videos collected by Tobii. Please tell me how to do it. |
@nakohli Hey, I have met the same question with you. Have you already know how to use pygaze to read the data collected by Tobii (*tsv), please tell me how to handle this question. Thx! |
Hi,
Using the EyeTribe scanner creates a tsv file in the slideshow folder. But the code for the pygazeanalyzer requests a edf file and thus says no data found.
Do I have to convert tsv to edf ?
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