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Researchers Reveal Tacit Knowledge Through Gaze
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MIT engineers publish in the Journal of Neural Engineering showing that gaze and EEG can reveal tacit knowledge in visual classification. In a study with 30 volunteers and more than 120 images, researchers mapped unconscious attention shifts and found that showing those focus maps to participants significantly improved classification accuracy. The finding suggests visualizing hidden expertise can accelerate training in fields like medical imaging and skilled trades.
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