The groups showed no statistically significant difference in terms of dwell time on the eyes for human (t = 0.88(87.48), p = 0.38, d = -0.17) or animal (t = 1.72(79.48), p = 0.09, d = -0.35) faces, though for the animal stimuli there was a clear trend for the autism group to focus less on the eyes, with a moderate effect size.
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Machine learning for distinguishing saudi children with and without autism via eye-tracking data.
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