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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Visual augmentation"”.

  1. Enhancing Online Yoga Instruction: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Visual Augmentations for Performance Assessment

    … the effectiveness of using computer-vision-based visual augmentations in enhancing instructors' ability to assess student performance and ensure safety. Specifically, we investigated the effectiveness of various visual augmentations in aiding instructors' visual search for unstable or unsafe …

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  2. Robustness To Visual Perturbations In Pixel-Based Tasks

    … their accuracy is low. This is exacerbated when visual perturbations are introduced to inputs causing accuracy to drop, but confidence to remain high. This is similarly problematic when models use visual inputs for decision-making, such as through pixel-based Reinforcement Learning (RL) where an …

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  3. Sensorimotor experience in virtual environments

    … picture and text definitions, and while viewing visual feedback of their own hands, virtual hands avatars, and in the control condition, hidden hands. Moreover, exercise in a virtual environment with a first person avatar of hands recruited insular cortex activation over time, which might …

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  4. Seeing the Screen: A History of Electrified Visuality

    … screen, with a view to explicating its impact on visual culture and visuality from the nineteenth century to the present. The work argues that in its electrification, the screen has engendered its own distinctive forms of seeing and imagery. The emissive nature of this medium first emerged as …

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