Human-computer interaction and cognitive science
Human computer interaction as science
... of cognitive science in HCI’s ...‘strong’ cognitive science ...the computer and the human (i.e., as a cognitive object, with various input / output ...the human is ...
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Securing Human Computer Interaction
... general, Human-computer interaction is “a discipline concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use and with the study of major ...
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The differing profiles of the human-computer interaction professional: perceptions of practice, cognitive preferences and the impact on HCI education
... As detailed in sections 2.4.1 and 2.4.2, there has been a resurgence of interest in computer science in the UK school curriculum, but this is not extended to include HCI which exists mainly as a topic of ...
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HCI Outdoors:Understanding Human Computer Interaction in Outdoor Recreation
... The HCI Outdoors workshop seeks to build community and develop an agenda for better understanding human- computer interaction in the outdoor recreation setting. We welcome researchers and ...
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Gesture based Human Computer Interaction for Athletic Training
... natural interaction as a result. Human body tracking has many applications in areas of digital animation for entertainment, education, biomechanics analysis for clinical and sports applications, ...
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Improving human-computer interaction in personalized TV recommender
... Many issues have already been addressed by the research community, for example the method(s) used to find interesting content, acquiring the relevant data needed by RS to recommend content (data about users, content ...
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“Grand visions” for post-capitalist human-computer interaction
... in science fiction are rarely cited as inspirations for changes in how society should be organised, or for social ...feminist science fiction author Ursula Le Guin reminds us, capitalism’s “power seems ...
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The Tao of CHI: Towards Effective Human Computer Interaction
... the computer system communi- cated by selecting fitting answers for the subject’s re- quest from a prefabricated list covering the scope of the S MART K OM repertoire of answers, which - despite the more ...
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Implicit Human-computer Interaction: Two complementary Approaches
... Reducing the breath rate actively leads to activation of the parasympathetic nervous system. It relaxes the body, therefore regulating the breath is a common practice to alleviate (physiological) stress symptoms [105]. ...
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Modeling and Predicting Quality in Spoken Human Computer Interaction
... Our aim is to create a general model that may be used to predict the quality of the interaction - or ideally the actual satisfaction of the user - at arbi- trary system-user exchanges in an SDS. It has be- come ...
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Computer vision to see people : a basis for enhanced human computer interaction
... head pose ~ ~ stereo images ~ locate primary tracking points 3D primary feature locations ~ i locate contour tracking points 3D mouth shape .... The mouth corners and centre of the upper[r] ...
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Interaction Design Beyond Human Computer Interaction (1st edition) pdf
... Another way of describing conceptual models is in terms of interface metaphors. By this is meant a conceptual model that has been developed to be similar in some way to aspects of a physical entity (or entities) but that ...
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Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory, University of Teesside
... The suite of programs had to perform the following processing tasks: (1) extract a series of keywords entered (by the user) by means of an online HTML form running on a client computer; [r] ...
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Syllabus Human-Computer Interaction (LIS 243)
... of computer use, especially the ...examined: computer-mediated communication (CMC), information retrieval (IR) systems, and computer-supported cooperative work ...
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PhD Qualifying Examination: Human-Computer Interaction
... Each semester, the Department of Computer Sciences uses a questionnaire to evaluate the courses offered by the Department. The Department is interested in redesigning this questionnaire to better capture student ...
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Human Computer Interaction for Visually impaired People
... This application gives a new idea for a desktop interface for blind users using very simple techniques. Introduction of mouse, touchpad, touch screen and GUI based operating systems made the human-computer ...
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The Impacts of Artificial Intelligence and Nanotechnology on Human Computer Interaction
... specific task such as controlling wheel chairs, home appliances, robotic arms, speech synthesizer, computers and gaming applications. The brain-computer interface is one of the highly significant technologies as ...
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A Wearable Wireless Device for Effective Human Computer Interaction
... C program written in Keil uVision4 software is burned into lpc2138 using flash magic software. C program after converting signals using inbuilt ADC takes decision according to threshold values and sends final string via ...
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The application of natural language pragmatics in human computer interaction
... of interaction or task performance, suggesting that mental models need not be in any sense complete or comprehensive where (even vital) components may be safely left 'in the world' as a kind of 'extended memory' ...
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A Study on Natural Language Processing for Human Computer Interaction
... Inferences drawn from techniques studied in this paper are shown in above table. From all the reviewed techniques we can say that performance of Human Computer Interface system is based on its response ...
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