Fig. 2. Pupil response to simple stimuli (a-d); Typical reaction to a specific (Boronenko et al., 2019) test object (e), bottom-up: pupillogram, center of view X coordinate, center of attention center Y, illumination factor k.

Fig. 2. Pupil response to simple stimuli (a-d); Typical reaction to a specific (Boronenko et al., 2019) test object (e), bottom-up: pupillogram, center of view X coordinate, center of attention center Y, illumination factor k.

Table 1. Rank Correlation

Table 2. Descriptive statistics

Table 3. Value parameters of the mathematical model

Formula 1

Formula 2

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