In many industrial environments, reliable decisionmaking is critical for ensuring safety and efficiency. However, factors such as fatigue, distraction, stress, and subjective bias can lead to random-like decision behavior, increasing the likelihood of errors and potentially severe consequences. To address these challenges, this paper introduces an eye-tracking-based approach combined with deep learning to detect randomness in decisionmaking through the analysis of gaze behavior. The proposed framework acts as a pre-filtering mechanism for identifying unreliable decisions in complex industrial tasks involving multiple choices.

Detecting Random-Like Human Behavior via Eye Tracking Using Deterministic Labeling

Dondi, Piercarlo;Porta, Marco
2026-01-01

Abstract

In many industrial environments, reliable decisionmaking is critical for ensuring safety and efficiency. However, factors such as fatigue, distraction, stress, and subjective bias can lead to random-like decision behavior, increasing the likelihood of errors and potentially severe consequences. To address these challenges, this paper introduces an eye-tracking-based approach combined with deep learning to detect randomness in decisionmaking through the analysis of gaze behavior. The proposed framework acts as a pre-filtering mechanism for identifying unreliable decisions in complex industrial tasks involving multiple choices.
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