Infants gaze pattern analyzing using contrast entropy minimization

Statistical relationships between human vision and natural scene statistics have been addressed. Contrast is fundamental image property. We proposed that infant visual exploration and learning development could be analyzed using contrast entropy minimization. Ten infants viewed 16 naturalistic images. Fixations of the infants were recorded. Infant gaze patterns are compared between individual infants. Infants are compared to the fixations predicted by the contrast entropy minimization. The results show that infant tends to have different gaze patterns, and infant entropy drops gradually as fixations are made.