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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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詞視覺複雜度分佈對閱讀中文句子的眼跳標靶之影響 / The Effect of Word's Visual Complexity Distribution on Saccade Targeting in Reading Chinese Sentences

孟威廉, Molina, William Cruz Unknown Date (has links)
探討閱讀時視覺與語言因素之研究指出眼球移動位置的決定主要受到低階視覺特徵的影響。有些研究也認為此一涉及計算眼跳目標的決策發生在執行眼球移動之前。為了檢視中文詞彙內的視覺複雜度分佈是否影響眼跳目標決定機制 、我們提出了視覺複雜度分佈指標 (visual complexity distribution index, VCD index) 來代表中文雙字詞內的複雜度分佈情形。依據視覺複雜度分佈指標 、本研究挑選出三組不同視覺複雜度分佈的詞彙 (左偏移、右偏移以及無偏移) 、並將這些詞彙箝入於句子中。紀錄中文讀者閱讀這些句子的眼球運動軌跡 、以比較三組實驗情境下的初次觸接凝視時間 (first-pass duration) 、落點位置 (landing position) 以及眼跳機率指標 (probability measures) 差異。使用線性混合模型 (Linear mixed model, LMM) 估計實驗組別效果 、以探討視覺複雜度分佈指標如何影響決定停留時間與眼跳位置的機制。結果發現右偏移組落點位置都落在其他兩組的右側 、而兩組偏移組的凝視時間都較不偏移組短。進一步分析顯示上述結果需在眼跳目標為中文詞彙才可觀察到。這指出由視覺複雜度分佈指標所反映出的中文雙字詞明視度型態 (luminance pattern) 、會在該詞彙被凝視之前影響眼跳位置的決定 、並依落點位置差異而調節了該詞彙被凝視時的處理。 / Previous studies about the visual and linguistic factors that influence the decision about where to move the eyes next in reading suggest a strong influence from low-level features; some studies also assume that this decision involves the computation of a saccade target before the oculomotor program is executed. In order to test whether the distribution of visual components within Chinese words influence the saccade targeting mechanism, we devised a new parameter that reflects the distribution of visual information along 2-character words’ area: the Visual Complexity Distribution (VCD) index. Three groups of words with a marked VCD index (i.e. Left-Bias, Right-Bias and Non-Bias) were identified and embedded in natural sentences; the eye movement of Chinese native speakers was recorded while they read this material in order to contrast first-pass duration, landing position and probability eye movement measures between conditions. The experimental effects were estimated through contrast between conditions using Linear Mixed Models, thus providing evidence about the VCD index’s influence on both, the decision about the when and where to move the eyes next. The analyses on initial fixation position indicate a rightwards shift when sending the eyes towards words with Right-Bias in comparison to the other conditions and shorter fixation durations when biased words are fixated in comparison to the Non-Bias words. Further analyses demonstrated that the results above can only be observed when specifying saccade targets from Chinese words. These results indicate that the luminance patterns within 2-character Chinese words, as reflected by the VCD index, can influence the specification of a saccade target when those words are about to be fixated as well as modulate the fovea load when those words are currently fixated.

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