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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Shopping Cart"”.

  1. Egocentric Vision Based Localization of Shopping Cart

    … this work, we analyse this challenge to localize shopping cart in stores. Three main contributions are given with this thesis. As first, we propose a new dataset for shopping cart localization which includes both RGB and depth images together with the 3-DOF data corresponding to the cart position …

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  2. Navigating the 21st Century without vision : how the iPhone changed the landscape for assistive technology and fueled the movement fighting for digital accessibility

    … once a blind person might have filled an entire shopping cart with expensive devices that had very specific functions, they could now get nearly all of those services in one device. But even as the iPhone pushed accessibility forward, every door it opened led to another one bolted shut. A blind …

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  3. A Grocery Store Intervention Designed to Increase Fruit, Vegetable, and Healthy Snack Purchases among Parents of Young Children

    … were arguing, crying/whining, or not in the shopping cart, had higher levels of engagement with the kiosk. Almost two-thirds (61.7%) of the patrons interviewed noticed the healthy kids kiosk, with about one-quarter (28.7%) indicating that they purchased at least one item. Fifty-eight percent …

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  4. Investigation of user interface design guidelines to make the computer accessible to mentally retarded adults

    … The Phase III prototype consisted of two games: "Shopping," to teach money handling skills, and "Getting Dressed," to teach a basic life skill. Testing found the participants preferred screens that allowed them to control the action, that quick or unexpected screen responses were upsetting, and …

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  5. Dynamic, data-driven decision-making in revenue management

    … items that are complementary to their current shopping cart (Chapter 3). Third, we derive inventory-dependent priceskimming policies for the single-leg RM problem, which extends existing competitive ratio results to non-independent demand (Chapter 4). In this module, we test our algorithms …

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  6. MyBookStore-eshopping for books

    The Web is a shopper's paradise boasting every kind of product imaginable — plus many more that are almost unimaginable. People find it easy and secure to shop online these days thereby saving time and also have more options to choose from at their fingertips. Based on this comes MyBookStore, a …

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