Eye-hand Coordination based Properties for Social Capability Representation: a Case Study

This paper explores social capability properties via eye-hand coordination with a case study. In order to investigate social capability properties, an ICF based protocol is designed and experiments are conducted in a customized platform for investigating social capability for children with autism spectrum disorder. A set of eye-hand coordination based properties are extracted to represent individual social capability in terms of eye-hand coordination. A set of metric are also defined to measure the coordination behaviour such as engagement. It is evident that the eye-hand coordination based properties have huge potential for analyzing social capability, pave the way for machine-assisted intervention for ASD children.