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Segmented Data Export

Segmented Data Export writes raw, row-level gaze segments as CSV — for spreadsheets or custom scripts (Python, R). The layout matches the Segmented Duration CSV import format, so you can export, edit, and re-upload (see Segmented Data workflows).

CSV structure

ColumnDescription
stimulusStimulus name
participantParticipant name
timestampSegment start time
durationSegment duration
eyemovementtype0 = fixation, otherwise saccade
AOIAOI name(s); multiple are ;-separated
x, ySegment coordinate, when spatial data is available

Options

  • Choose stimuli — Select which stimuli to include in the exported data.
  • Choose participants — Select which participants to include; the group chips above the list select or deselect an entire participant group at once.
  • Choose eye-movement types — Select which eye-movement categories (e.g., fixations, saccades, unclassified) to include in the file. By default, all categories are selected.
  • Configure the file — Choose the export layout and format conventions:
    • Export TypeSingle CSV File, or Individual CSV Files (Zipped) (one file per participant).
    • Delimiter (, or ;), Decimal Separator (. or ,).
    • NamingDisplayed (grouped, renamed) or Raw (original imported).

Exporting

The modal guides you through collapsible steps, one open at a time; every collapsed step shows a one-line summary of its selection.

  1. Click Export in the workspace Ribbon.
  2. Under Other options, click the Segmented Data (CSV) card.
  3. Choose the Stimuli, Participants, and Eye-movement types, then configure the file options above.
  4. Click Export Data.