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gaze

gaze Gaze is where a person directs visual attention with their eyes.

Gaze is where a person directs visual attention with their eyes. In this context, gaze behavior refers to how eye direction changes in relation to movement and upcoming environmental demands, such as looking more toward the ground before challenging walking transitions.

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Drafting source: Hasenjäger Martina; Wiebel-Herboth Christiane B.. On utilizing gaze behavior to predict movement transitions during natural human walking on different terrains. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0334093; article XML SHA-256 29234f4da1e74eb7d3d3ad232f59a8830ed89881610e3636b00652a93ea4d1f5. “On utilizing gaze behavior to predict movement transitions during natural human walking on different terrains” (10.1371/journal.pone.0334093).
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