# Documentaion (pyETA)

Welcome to the official documentation for **pyETA-toolbox (Eye Tracker Analyzer)**, a powerful open-source tool designed to provide real-time eye-tracking metrics, including fixation and saccade analysis along with a validation tool to evaluate the performance of the eye tracker (Here: Tobii)

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A short and brief documentation is available in the [github repository](https://github.com/VinayIN/pyETA-toolbox/blob/main/README.md) along with a detailed report format.
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### Key Features

* **Real-Time Metrics**: Track raw gaze and fixation data over 22 data channels as LSL stream `tobii_gaze_fixation` for both left and right eyes.
* **Validation Tools**: Assess and ensure the accuracy/precision of your eye-tracking setup.
* **Flexible Usage**: Choose between CLI commands (track, window, validate) or a user-friendly GUI.
* **Open Source**: Freely explore, modify, and contribute to the codebase under an open license.

### Jump right in

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