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Recent advances in personalized displays now allow for the delivery of high-fidelity content only to the most sensitive regions of the visual field, a process referred to as foveation [Guenter et al. 2012]. Because foveated systems require accurate knowledge of gaze location, attentional synchrony is particularly relevant: this is observed when multiple viewers attend to the same image region concurrently.
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