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Eye Feature Point Tracking by Using Graphical Models
In this paper, a statistical method for eye feature point tracking is proposed. The aim is to track feature points even when the observed data are uncertain because of noise and/or occlusion. With this motivation, a graphical model that uses the spatial information as well as the temporal information between points is built. The proposed method is applied on 2D grayscale real video sequences as a real data application.