Eye Tracking and NLP (2025.acl-tutorials)

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Challenge: tutorial combines eye tracking during reading with NLP . outlines how eye movements in reading can be leveraged for NLP methods .
Approach: The tutorial combines eye tracking during reading with NLP . it covers eye movements in reading, integrating eye movement data in NLP models .
Outcome: The tutorial outlines how eye movements in reading can be leveraged for NLP . it provides the essential background for conducting research on joint modeling of eye movements and text.

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