<s>[INST] This project concerns the analysis of eye movements during reading. We are interested in how readers' attention is allocated during the reading of scientific articles. The data collected include eye-tracking records that describe where and for how long the individual looked at each sentence. The goal of the thesis is to develop models and methods for analyzing these data, with a focus on understanding how different parts of an article (abstract, introduction, etc.) influence eye movements.
Another goal of the thesis is to automatically discriminate between the different types of sentences, e.g. questions, statements, definitions, etc.
Here are some possible research questions that could be investigated in the thesis:
1. Do sentences that are questions stimulate more fixation time, scan path, or re-reading compared to other types of sentences?[/INST]