Reading ability detection using eye-tracking data with LSTM-based few-shot learning

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Auteurs principaux: Li, Nanxi, Wang, Hongjiang, Zhan, Zehui
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author Li, Nanxi
Wang, Hongjiang
Zhan, Zehui
author_facet Li, Nanxi
Wang, Hongjiang
Zhan, Zehui
contents Reading ability detection is important in modern educational field. In this paper, a method of predicting scores of reading ability is proposed, using the eye-tracking data of a few subjects (e.g., 68 subjects). The proposed method built a regression model for the score prediction by combining Long Short Time Memory (LSTM) and light-weighted neural networks. Experiments show that with few-shot learning strategy, the proposed method achieved higher accuracy than previous methods of score prediction in reading ability detection. The code can later be downloaded at https://github.com/pumpkinLNX/LSTM-eye-tracking-pytorch.git
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spellingShingle Reading ability detection using eye-tracking data with LSTM-based few-shot learning
Li, Nanxi
Wang, Hongjiang
Zhan, Zehui
Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
Reading ability detection is important in modern educational field. In this paper, a method of predicting scores of reading ability is proposed, using the eye-tracking data of a few subjects (e.g., 68 subjects). The proposed method built a regression model for the score prediction by combining Long Short Time Memory (LSTM) and light-weighted neural networks. Experiments show that with few-shot learning strategy, the proposed method achieved higher accuracy than previous methods of score prediction in reading ability detection. The code can later be downloaded at https://github.com/pumpkinLNX/LSTM-eye-tracking-pytorch.git
title Reading ability detection using eye-tracking data with LSTM-based few-shot learning
topic Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.08798