[Comp-neuro] Call for contributions: Grenoble Workshop on Models and Analysis of Eye Movements, June 06-08 2018

[Simon Barthelmé]

Grenoble workshop on models and analysis of eye movements: June 06-08 2018

Eye movements are easy to acquire and highly valuable for the study of 
cognitive processing. Their analysis presents interesting statistical 
challenges: scanpaths are complex spatiotemporal signals with relevant 
information at different spatial and temporal scales, from microsaccades 
to fixation patterns. The goal of this workshop is to bring together 
researchers who develop and use models to understand eye-movement data. 
We welcome contributions on all aspects of eye movement modelling and 
analysis, from saliency prediction to latent state models.
Possible forms of contribution are: oral presentation, poster or 
demonstration.

Deadline for abstract submission:  April 22 2018
Deadline for registration: May 13 2018

Invited speakers:
- Antje Nuthmann, University of Kiel
- Yulia Sandamirskaya, University of Zurich & ETH
- Jean Lorenceau, CNRS, LSP, ENS
- Jean-Michel Boucheix, LEAD-CNRS, Université de Bourgogne Franche-Comté

Location:
Grenoble is the largest city in the French Alps, with a large and 
vibrant academic community. It is easy to get to, with two major 
airports (Lyon & Geneva) in the vicinity and a TGV connection to Paris.

More information and registration at: eyemovements.sciencesconf.org