I really thought he said "Kermit the frog, the other way around" at first and spent the rest of the commercial trying to figure out what the hell that meant. Also the eye tracking stuff's neat.
@@twrk139 Sometimes there can be difference gaze data based on gender, demographics. In this video we show there is no observed difference between men and women viewing SuperBowl commercials.
@@EyegazeEdge I wouldn't generalise this example to say "there's no difference between men and women watching Superbowl commercial" Yes, there can be differences, and if you're going to showcase a visualisation of them split, you'd do it to highlight a visible pattern in the data. There isn't one here, so why showcase them differentiated? With all due respect.
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It looks like a tiny bugs are running around on the screen and theyre checking new stuff that appears.
We haven't heard that one before, now we can't un-see it!
With all the repairs they need that ain't gonna make you pretty happy.
I really thought he said "Kermit the frog, the other way around" at first and spent the rest of the commercial trying to figure out what the hell that meant.
Also the eye tracking stuff's neat.
yessir
Is it just me that think this is hilarious
i cant stop laughing watching these
What is this
the eye moment of men and women seeing an ad are shown as blue and pink dots respectively.
So why differentiate between men and women?
Yeah, no difference at all in this because there are almost no different alternatives to look at contextually. Bad video to test/show this on.
@@twrk139 Sometimes there can be difference gaze data based on gender, demographics. In this video we show there is no observed difference between men and women viewing SuperBowl commercials.
@@EyegazeEdge I wouldn't generalise this example to say "there's no difference between men and women watching Superbowl commercial"
Yes, there can be differences, and if you're going to showcase a visualisation of them split, you'd do it to highlight a visible pattern in the data. There isn't one here, so why showcase them differentiated? With all due respect.
😂🤣😭