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Figure 3C. Typical example of an average gaze map across six viewers of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Top, frame from a
 0.5 second duration clip. Bottom, color represents the total time spent fixating on each location in the frame summed across all viewers. The single red spot means that viewers fixated primarily on the same location during this clip. Figure 3D. Typical example of an average gaze map for the unstructured, one-shot, segment of reality video filmed in Washington Square Park. Top, frame from a 0.5 second duration
 clip. Bottom, the multiple red spots mean that viewers looked at different elements during
 this clip. Credit: Projections: The Journal for Movies and Mind and Berghahn Books/Uri Hasson et al.

Figure 3C. Typical example of an average gaze map across six viewers of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Top, frame from a 0.5 second duration clip. Bottom, color represents the total time spent fixating on each location in the frame summed across all viewers. The single red spot means that viewers fixated primarily on the same location during this clip. Figure 3D. Typical example of an average gaze map for the unstructured, one-shot, segment of reality video filmed in Washington Square Park. Top, frame from a 0.5 second duration clip. Bottom, the multiple red spots mean that viewers looked at different elements during this clip. Credit: Projections: The Journal for Movies and Mind and Berghahn Books/Uri Hasson et al.

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