1. A method for measuring visual perception, comprising the steps of: processing at least first visual coordinates of a first point of vision assigned to a first field-of-view image, processing at least second visual coordinates of a second point of vision assigned to a second field-of-view image, with the second field-of-view image being recorded after the first field-of-view image, examining the second visual coordinates of the second point of vision together with the first visual coordinates of the first point of vision in a comparison device and checking whether they fulfill at least one predetermined first fixation criterion, assigning the first and second points of vision, provided they fulfill the at least one first fixation criterion, to a first fixation assigned to an ordered perception, and marking the first and second points of vision as such, and assigning the first and second points of vision, if they do not fulfill the at least one first fixation criterion, to a first saccade, to be assigned to aleatoric perception, and marking the first and second points of vision as such.