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Table 2 Eye tracking key variables mean (SD)

From: Disrupted visual attention relates to cognitive development in infants with Neurofibromatosis Type 1

5 months

 

LL

NF1

ASD

ADHD

ASD + ADHD

Gap Baseline RT (log)

5.75 (.12)

5.67 (.12)

5.75 (.16)

5.78 (.2)

5.76 (.14)

Gap Gap RT (log)

5.61 (.12)

5.5 (.09)

5.57 (.1)

5.58 (.14)

5.59 (.17)

Gap Overlap RT (log)

6.09 (.21)

6.02 (.18)

6.09 (.25)

6.04 (.24)

6.16 (.28)

Popout Face Proportion Looking

.48 (.16)

.5 (.18)

.48 (.16)

.49 (.19)

.44 (.15)

Popout Looking to Face first proportion

.52 (.24)

.42 (.2)

.39 (.23)

.39 (.19)

.4 (.24)

Accuracy Degree

2.09 (.54)

1.83 (.55)

2.13 (1)

2.16 (.6)

2.25 (.66)

Precision Degree

2.41 (.57)

1.59 (.33)

2.43 (1)

2.45 (.7)

2.57 (.71)

10 months

 

LL

NF1

ASD

ADHD

ASD + ADHD

Gap Baseline RT (log)

5.71 (.11)

5.68 (.11)

5.73 (.15)

5.69 (.14)

5.73 (.14)

Gap Gap RT (log)

5.47 (.08)

5.44 (.09)

5.46 (.11)

5.45 (.09)

5.48 (.09)

Gap Overlap RT (log)

5.87 (.16)

5.91 (.19)

5.93 (.22)

5.92 (.21)

5.98 (.14)

Popout Proportion Looking

.45 (.13)

.49 (.11)

.5 (.16)

.47 (.17)

.39 (.13)

Popout Looking to Face first proportion

.59 (.23)

.55 (.3)

.59 (.24)

.56 (.25)

.47 (.26)

Accuracy Degree

1.59 (.41)

1.68 (.57)

1.75 (.54)

1.89 (.42)

1.96 (.75)

Precision Degree

1.89 (.46)

1.53 (.4)

2.04 (.59)

2.2 (.44)

2.27 (.85)

14 months

 

LL

NF1

ASD

ADHD

ASD + ADHD

Gap Baseline RT (log)

5.65 (.11)

5.64 (.12)

5.65 (.13)

5.61 (.15)

5.65 (.18)

Gap Gap RT. (log)

5.42 (.08)

5.39 (.09)

5.41 (.12)

5.38 (.11)

5.42 (.16)

Gap Overlap RT (log)

5.85 (.16)

5.84 (.17)

5.84 (.18)

5.85 (.27)

5.8 (.22)

Popout Proportion Looking

.32 (.13)

.46 (.17)

.41 (.13)

.4 (.19)

.38 (.09)

Popout Looking to Face first proportion

.51 (.26)

.64 (.21)

.62 (.22)

.5 (.25)

.57 (.22)

Accuracy Degree

1.61 (.46)

1.5 (.28)

1.73 (.47)

1.89 (.53)

1.91 (1.01)

Precision Degree

1.9 (.5)

1.47 (.31)

2.02 (.5)

2.2 (.52)

2.22 (1.24)

  1. N.B: Precision measures the degree of variability. Accuracy measures the difference between a gaze point and where it should be on the screen. As such, smaller values for both metrics indicate better precision and accuracy