Eye Image-based Algorithms to Estimate Percentage Closure of Eye and Saccadic Ratio for Alertness Detection

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2301.12799v1
• Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2023 11:50:59 GMT
• Title: Eye Image-based Algorithms to Estimate Percentage Closure of Eye and Saccadic Ratio for Alertness Detection
• Authors: Supratim Gupta
• Abstract summary: We develop two novel algorithms for image-based measurement of Percentage Closure of Eyes-PERCLOS and Saccadic Ratio-SR. An innovative combination of gray scale and Near Infrared sensitive camera with passive NIR illuminator helps to achieve higher accuracy than the existing art. Experimental results indicate that the estimation of both SR and PERCLOS can predict the level of alertness of an operator from onset of diminished alertness to fatigue.
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• Abstract: The current research work has developed two novel algorithms for image-based measurement of Percentage Closure of Eyes-PERCLOS and Saccadic Ratio-SR. The PERCLOS is estimated by correlation filter-based technique. An innovative combination of gray scale and Near Infrared sensitive camera with passive NIR illuminator helps to achieve higher accuracy than the existing art. Two novel techniques have been developed for the detection of iris centre and eye corners. We propose an index called Form Factor to find the iris position. The saccadic velocity profile can be estimated from the temporal information of the iris positions using standard tracking algorithm such as Extended Kalman filter. Experimental results indicate that the estimation of both SR and PERCLOS can predict the level of alertness of an operator from onset of diminished alertness to fatigue.

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