More and more researchers are considering the omnibus eye movement sequence—the
scanpath—in their studies of visual and cognitive processing (eg Hayes, Petrov, & …

Eye movement sequences—or scanpaths—vary depending on the stimulus characteristics
and the task (Foulsham & Underwood Journal of Vision, 8 (2), 6: 1–17, 2008; Land, Mennie …

Interest has flourished in studying both the spatial and temporal aspects of eye movement
behavior. This has sparked the development of a large number of new methods to compare …

Phillips and Edelman [Phillips, MH, & Edelman, JA (2008). The dependence of visual
scanning performance on saccade, fixation, and perceptual metrics. Vision Research, 48 (7) …

Instead of simply describing search in terms of the time needed to detect a target, this
behavior might also be understood as an interaction between two underlying processes: the …

We sought to understand the basis of performance variability and perceptual learning in
saccadic visual search. Four subjects searched for a target based on its shape in a linear …

The analysis of gaze behaviour during complex tasks provides a promising non-invasive
method to examine how specific eye movement patterns relate to various aspects of …

Brain regions involved in saccadic eye movements partially overlap with a frontoparietal
network implicated in encoding numerosities. Eye movement patterns may plausibly reflect …

From the earliest recordings of eye movements during active scene viewing to the present
day, researchers have commonly reported individual differences in eye movement scan …

Measures of scanpath similarity are essential in many domains of eye tracking research.
Depending on the question, different calculations are adequate. We (Foerster, Carbone …