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On this project folder you find the raw data collected in the experimental study about visual search in VR. The study aimed to investigate whether blurring salient regions of the visual scene which would otherwise likely attract the observer’s attention, can improve performance while executing a visual search task, hence, enabling the observer to find the target faster. The data for twenty subjects is available. Each folder is named by the corresponding participant's pseudonym. Each participant performed one training session and three main experimental sessions. Respective .csv files for each session can be found in the individual subject folders. Furthermore, within each individual folder, an additional folder with eye movement data is located. Further details on the study can be found in the corresponding folder.
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