Several current computational models of eye-movement control in reading posit a tight link
between the eye and mind, with lexical processing directly triggering most “decisions” about …

Although computational models of eye-movement control during reading have been used to
explain how saccadic programming, visual constraints, attention allocation, and lexical …

Reilly and O'Regan (1998, Vision Research, 38, 303–317) used computer simulations to
evaluate how well several different word-targeting strategies could account for results which …

Nonreading tasks that share some (but not all) of the task demands of reading have often
been used to make inferences about how cognition influences when the eyes move during …

Currently there are several computational models of eye movement control that provide a
good account of oculomotor behavior during reading of English and other alphabetic …

Earlier models of eye–mind interface in reading often favored the view of the “direct
measurement position”, which assumes that the time spent fixating on a word reflects the …

We explore the idea that eye‐movement strategies in reading are precisely adapted to the
joint constraints of task structure, task payoff, and processing architecture. We present a …

Publisher Summary This chapter examines the critical role played by computational
modeling in developing a healthy cross-fertilization of visual word recognition research and …

This chapter will provide an overview of serial-attention models of eye-movement control in
reading, which share the core assumptions that attention is allocated sequentially to support …

Publisher Summary This chapter reviews and classifies the range of current approaches to
the modeling of eye movements during reading, and discusses some of the controversies …