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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"computer user"”.

  1. Correlating Computer User Stress and Performance in Both Preferred and Non-preferred Modalities

    Most computer interfaces are designed in a one-size-fits-all fashion, which does not account for individual differences in abilities and preferences. Some computer users thrive with one software application while another user may struggle to use the same software. Some people tend to perform very …

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  2. Text entry, analysis and correction help : assisting the disabled computer user with data entry

    It was suggested several decades ago that computers would be the single biggest step forward in integrating people with physical disabilities into "normal" society. At that stage, much work was done in writing software and designing hardware that allowed computer operators with disabilities to use …

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  3. The influence of computer user knowledge and selected demographic characteristics the academic achievement of high school seniors

    … of this study was to identify the influence of computer user knowledge as measured by the Computer User Knowledge Survey (CUKS), and the personal demographic characteristics of Gender, Age, and Race on academic achievement as measured by the Graduation Exit Examination-21 (GEE-21), among high …

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  4. Analysis of a process and computer user interface for data analytics results for patient discharge decision making

    Initially, computer aids simply automated the processes that humans had developed to complete various tasks. Their primary contribution was to increase efficiency by automating repetitive, tedious tasks, both physical and cognitive. Many years later, sophisticated computer aids employ a broad-scale …

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  5. Recovery of 3D articulated motion from 2D correspondences

    … of the human body is an important problem in computer vision. Applications that would benefit from 3D motion include physical therapy, computer user interfaces, and 3D animation. Unfortunately, recovering 3D position from one 2D camera is an inherently ill-posed problem. This thesis focuses on …

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  6. Hybrid user interfaces : design guidelines and implementation examples

    A hybrid user interface is a new type of computer user interface that achieves high usability by combining features of graphical user interfaces and command line interfaces. The main goal of a hybrid user interface is to increase the efficiency of a system that is used to perform repetitive tasks. …

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  7. Algorithms and Software for Solving Coupled Discrete-Time Riccati Equations via the L-a-S Language (computer-Aided Design, Control, Game Theory)

    … developed here is integrated into a well-known Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software package. Thus, the informal computer user has easy access to software which solves both single and coupled Riccati equations.

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  8. Evaluating Head Gestures for Panning 2-D Spatial Information

    … becoming increasingly available to the average computer user. These systems, which were once available only to government, scholastic, and corporate institutions with highly skilled operators, are driving a need for new and innovative ways for the average user to navigate and control spatial …

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  9. The design and application of a personal printer/scanner system

    … has been constructed. By taking a personal computer ink-jet printer and modifying it to include a line-scan sensor, major benefits are derived. Both conventional printers and scanners contain mechanisms for moving either documents, sensors or mirrors. Combining a printer and a scanner into a …

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  10. Evaluation of an Active Colonoscopy Training Model

    … with a data acquisition system connected to a computer. User interface was programmed in LabVIEW to acquire the force data and record the time taken to complete the procedure. 30 medical students as well as expert colonoscopists were recruited to perform the colonoscopy procedure on ACTM. The …

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  11. Present use and future needs of selected Virginia home computer owners

    The study was designed to identify how home computers were being used by 200 selected home computer owners living in Richmond, Virginia. The 1984 study identified the expressed problems these owners experienced using home computers and determined what changes or information the owners believed were …

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  12. Representing the user: a sociological study of the discourse of human computer interaction

    The discipline of Human Computer Interaction (HCI) was established in the early 1980's on the foundations of cognitive psychology, computer science and ergonomics. In recent years however, claims have been made for the relevance of forms of sociology to this avowedly multidisciplinary field, and a …

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  13. Artificial immune system based on real valued negative selection algorithms for anomaly detection

    … Data have been tampered and altered either by a computer user or unauthorized access via hacking. In this research, the Negative Selection Algorithms were deployed. On the contrary, the experiments with various and well-known datasets show that NSAs have great flexibility to balance between …

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  14. Applied statistical analysis software system

    The personal computer furnishes engineers and managers with an appropriate tool for analysis of statistical problems particularly in areas such as quality control. Following a review of the literature, no simple, low cost software packages were found that allow the personal computer user to design, …

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  15. Linking focus and context in three-dimensional multiscale environments

    … information be presented in an interactive computer graphics environment, such that a human observer can better comprehend it? Toward answering this question, a two-pronged approach is employed that consists of practice within computer user-interface design, and theory grounded in perceptual …

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  16. Towards an activity-oriented design method for HCI research and practice

    … has been the focus of attention when developing computer systems. However, the dynamic nature of human use of computer systems has meant that designing for <i>'usefulness'</i> or <i>'fitness for purpose'</i> is increasingly becoming the primary concern for systems developers. Central to this …

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  17. Vision based interactive toys environment

    … attention has focused on the development of computer-user interfaces, which combine digital information with physical environments. In this thesis, the author assumed the hypothesis that Computer Vision is a technique that has great potential to support the concept of marrying the digital …

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  18. Academic and Social Integration by Level of Computer Use, Race, and Gender

    … that college students are spending more time on computers (Bugeja, 2006; Fallows, 2005; Gemmill & Peterson, 2006; Hawkins & Paris, 1997; Jones, 2002; Jones, 2003; Messineo & DeOllos, 2005; Rainie, Kaleoff, & Hess, 2002; Reisberg, 2000) though women and minority students still lag behind their …

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