Outline check, round 2

Round 2: single frames from the eye-tracking videos, now with the improved homography and the corrected movie timing. Each one has the computer's guess of where the movie screen is (blue outline). First say whether it's correct. If it's right, that's one click. If not, fix it (drag the corners, click 4 corners, or match landmarks between the camera picture and the movie). Many frames this round come from the hardest trials. Some have no outline at all, or screen corners you can't see: for those, place the screen by matching landmarks. Your fixes go straight back into the pipeline for those trials.

Sign in with the same name you used for batch 2: that brings up your 150 frames for this week. The first 20 are shared by the whole team (a few are back from round 1), so take extra care to line those up exactly. Most frames take under a minute. Your answers save as you go, so do it in as many short sittings as you like; you pick up where you left off.

Outline check, round 2

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Blue = the computer's outline. Check it against the screen in the picture and the movie frame on the right.

What the movie showed at this moment

movie frame

1. How far off is each corner of the blue outline?

✓ Fine: on the screen's corner (within about a line's width)
1 Slightly off: close, under ~2% of the screen's width
2 Noticeably off: about 2–5% of the screen's width
3 Clearly off: about 5–15% of the screen's width
4 Badly off: more than ~15% of the screen's width
5 Completely wrong: nowhere near; on another object, another corner, or far off the screen

A corner outside the picture: judge it from the screen's edges running toward it.