Systems and methods for secure processing of eye tracking data
First Claim
1. A method of securely processing and storing medical-related eye-tracking data, the method comprising:
- presenting to an experimental subject, on a display of a computing device, a visual stimulus;
acquiring storing eye-tracking data associated with the behavior of the experimental subject during the presentation of the visual stimulus, wherein the eye-tracking data includes fixations data, saccade data, pupil-size data, and image data associated with the facial region and eyes of the experimental subject;
storing the image data as primary data and storing the fixations data, saccade data, and pupil-size data as secondary data, wherein the primary data is stored in an encrypted form using a secret key associated with the experimental subject;
transmitting, in response to a research request, the secondary data for storage in a research database;
transmitting, in response to a second research request authorized by the experimental subject, the primary data for storage in the research database subsequent to decrypting the primary data using the secret key;
implementing a machine learning model trained using the eye-tracking data stored in the research database to predict the likelihood of a patient having a neurogenerative disease; and
providing, to a subscriber system, a dashboard user interface that includes a visual representation of the visual stimulus, a visual representation of the eye-tracking data, and a prediction resulting from applying the previously-trained machine learning model to eye-tracking data generated by the behavior of a second experimental subject during presentation of the visual stimulus.
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Abstract
Systems and methods are provided for processing and storing eye-tracking data. A visual stimulus is provided to an experimental subject on a display. Eye-tracking data associated with the behavior of the experimental subject is acquired and stored while observing the visual stimulus on the display. The eye-tracking data is stored as primary data and secondary data, wherein the primary data is stored in an encrypted form using a secret key associated with the experimental subject. In response to a research request, the secondary data is transmitted for storage in a research database and, in response to a second research request authorized by the experimental subject, the primary data is transmitted for storage in the research database subsequent to decrypting the primary data using the secret key.
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5 Claims
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1. A method of securely processing and storing medical-related eye-tracking data, the method comprising:
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presenting to an experimental subject, on a display of a computing device, a visual stimulus; acquiring storing eye-tracking data associated with the behavior of the experimental subject during the presentation of the visual stimulus, wherein the eye-tracking data includes fixations data, saccade data, pupil-size data, and image data associated with the facial region and eyes of the experimental subject; storing the image data as primary data and storing the fixations data, saccade data, and pupil-size data as secondary data, wherein the primary data is stored in an encrypted form using a secret key associated with the experimental subject; transmitting, in response to a research request, the secondary data for storage in a research database; transmitting, in response to a second research request authorized by the experimental subject, the primary data for storage in the research database subsequent to decrypting the primary data using the secret key; implementing a machine learning model trained using the eye-tracking data stored in the research database to predict the likelihood of a patient having a neurogenerative disease; and providing, to a subscriber system, a dashboard user interface that includes a visual representation of the visual stimulus, a visual representation of the eye-tracking data, and a prediction resulting from applying the previously-trained machine learning model to eye-tracking data generated by the behavior of a second experimental subject during presentation of the visual stimulus. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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