Analyze eye tracking data with this tool. ELIA(Eyegaze Language Integration Analysis) supports the analysis of eye-tracking data for studies in language processing.

ELIA is a free software tool that supports the analysis of eye-tracking data recorded for studies in human language processing. It allows for rapid integration of gaze data with spoken language input (either live or pre-recorded).

Financial support for the creation of the project was provided by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada operating grant awarded to S. Graham and C. Chambers as well as through funding provided by the University of Calgary.

If you are a researcher who uses an eye-tracking system for experimental research, you have surely struggled with issues pertaining to data collection and analysis. While newer eye-tracking and experimental design software now offer support for synchronizing the timing of recorded audio prompts with a test subject's gaze response, there is still little support for subsequent statistical analysis. A typical experiment involves many hours of error-prone manual manipulation of recorded data within a spreadsheet before a simple time-course analysis plot can be viewed or before data can be imported into a statistical package for further analysis. ELIA aims to hit the sweet spot between data collection software such as E-Prime and statistical analysis software such as SPSS, to dramatically reduce the manual effort of transforming your data to prepare for statistical analysis.

With ELIA, you'll be able to do a time-course analysis quickly and easily at any point during your data collection. If an experimental problem is revealed after collecting data from the first few test subjects, then you'll have the opportunity to fix the problem before having invested enormous effort in data collection and manipulation.

Requirements:
* Java

The license of this software is Free, you can free download and free use this application software.