
D-SAV360 is composed of 50 stereoscopic and 35 monoscopic 360º videos with ambisonic sound. We provide the collected gaze data from 87 participants visualizing the videos, the computed saliency maps, the estimated optical flow (obtained using RAFT), the estimated depth, the computed Audio Energy Maps, and the individual recordings from the 360º camera rig (6x fisheye recordings). Project page, documentation and additional information: https://graphics.unizar.es/projects/D-SAV360/ If you find our dataset useful, please cite the corresponding publication: Bernal-Berdun, E., Martin, D., Malpica, S., Perez, P.J., Gutierrez, D., Masia, B. and Serrano, A., 2023. D-SAV360: A Dataset of Gaze Scanpaths on 360° Ambisonic Videos. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics. DOI: 10.1109/TVCG.2023.3320237 Note: The individual recordings from the 360º camera rig (6x fisheye recordings) are too large for the allowed size. Please visit the project page if you are interested in this data. 06-2025 Note: the total number of scanpaths in our dataset is 4,596, which differs from the number reported in the paper.
Eye Movements, 150, Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Humans, virtual reality, Attention, Fixation, Ocular, 004, 360º videos
Eye Movements, 150, Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Humans, virtual reality, Attention, Fixation, Ocular, 004, 360º videos
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