Eye Movement Data for Color Fusion and Rivalry

It recorded eye movement data from 18 subjects while viewing binocular color fusion and rivalry stimulus paradigms. The whole experiment was conducted in a dark room in order to avoid the influence of other factors (especially external light). During the experiment, subjects were required to adjust their seat height to ensure that they could comfortably rest their chin on the chin rest and try to keep their head as stable as possible in order to avoid any effect on the eye movement data due to changes in head position. Eighteen subjects were labeled 1-18, each of whom completed three experiments in the morning, afternoon, and evening of a single day, and after removing outliers from the experiments, the average of the three experiments was taken as the subject's eye movement data value. Nine cue data were collected for each experiment. The cue data were generated from three sets of stimulus paradigms: gaze stability, straight curve eye hopping and smoothed eye movement tracking, each of which presented two binocular color fusions and one match. A total of 72 (= 18 subjects × 9 trials) trials were recorded.