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Accelerating Visual Complexity Levels in the Human Infant
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Aesthetic complexity: practice and perception in art & design
My research investigates the aesthetics of visual complexity in the practice and perception of visual art and design. The aim is to understand visual complexity in terms of the relationship between the objective properties of images and subjective properties of perception. I take a computational …
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A consumer neuroscientific method for assessing usability: eye-tracking visual fatigue in visually complex M-commerce applications
… (apps) need to be studied in terms of their visual element richness, usability and how these impact the visual fatigue that is felt by users and their overall system usage. The purpose of this paper is to present and discuss a conceptual model that seeks to establish a method for measuring …
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Spatial complexity as a factor in the experience of time duration
… influence of the spatio-environmental factor of complexity, especially visual complexity. Exploratory testing of complexity used 24 college students performing duration estimates with the Production method viewing scale models of different complexity of wall surface and pattern. A secondary …
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Aesthetic Preference and Poetic Writing Style: A Correlational Study
… to find correlations between verbal and visual expressive styles. Both forms of expression are often encountered through the course of psychological treatment, and understanding what the projective expression means can be a daunting task.</p> <p>This research project tested the hypothesis …
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"The Role of a ""Limited Retinal Search Region"" in the Perception of a Visually Stable World"
… as stable and continuous, a phenomenon known as visual stability. An intra-saccadic stimulus shift paradigm was used to study this phenomenon. Most theories of visual stability implicitly assume the existence of a mechanism that spatially adjusts perceived locations associated with the retinal …
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The Effects of Sixth Grade Students' Processes of Accessing Information (Following the Neuro-Linguistic Programming Model) on Their Spelling Abilities
… consisting of 12 words of mixed phonemic and visual complexity. Their eye movements were observed while they were completing the spelling task. Subjects' eye movements were then categorized as to their indication of processing in either the visual, auditory or kinesthetic mode. This analysis …
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Examining visual cognitive complexity in the context of online women's magazine home pages
… 18 to 30 year-old women was run to see how the visual cognitive complexity of digital women's magazines' home pages affects the cognitive processing of individuals and their evaluations of the sites. A content analysis of 13 online magazines was conducted and six magazine sites were chosen for …
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Interdependency between complexity and longevity through the lens of the designer
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-12-04 without embargo terms
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Reframing museum epistemology for the information age: a discursive design approach to revealing complexity
… elements. The first is applying networks and visual complexity to reveal multi-linearity and adapting perspectives in relational knowledge networks. This concept was explored through two discursive design projects, the Museum Collection Engine, which uses data visualisation, cloud data, and …
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Attention-Emotion Interactions in Psychopathy
… unpleasant and neutral pictures matched on visual complexity from the International Affective Picture System (Lang et al., 2005). These psychophysiological indices were used to measure basic affective and attentional effects of the stimuli on neural processes. Two dimensions of psychopathic …
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A Perceptual Study of Wetlands: Implications for Wetland Restoration in the Urban Area in Malaysia
… architects prefer natural wetlands that are visually pleasing, with well-defined spaces, visual coherence, and visual complexity. In addition, park managers did not accurately predict the public's view of wetlands. Their prediction was similar to landscape architects' preferences. Attitudes …
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Language, thought and deafness : conceptual and methodological issues, with reference to visual-spatial processing, control of attention and sign language
… of play. The results emphasise the importance of visual information gathering and processing for deaf children. Control of attention is seen to vary as a function of the visual complexity of the environment and of stimuli, ease of environmental monitoring, and social factors. An observational …
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The use of 3D geovisualisations for urban design : the case of informal settlement upgrading in South Africa
… Many researchers proclaimed that because 3D visualisations resemble the real environment more than traditional maps, and are more intuitive, therefore 3D geovisualisations are easier to interpret. The goal of this research is to investigate the use of 3D geovisualisations (specifically 3D …
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Visual correlates of functional difficulties in Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease
… also associated with significant disruptions in visual functioning. In PD, visuospatial function is impaired, particularly in patients with left-side onset of motor symptoms (LPD), reflecting pathology in right hemisphere brain regions, including the parietal lobe. LPD visuospatial performance is …
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Example-Aided Design: Supporting Visualization Ideation and Implementation
Data visualizations are a powerful tool for understanding data and conveying complex information to audiences with diverse technical backgrounds. However, designers often struggle to choose and craft visual representations that fit their analytical and communicative goals. In practice, when …
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Assessing text and web accessibility for people with autism spectrum disorder
… with and without autism. We modelled text complexity and sentence complexity using sets of features matched to the reading di culties people with autism experience. For document-level classi cation we trained a readability classi er on a generic corpus with known readability levels (easy, …
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The effects of character predictability on eye-movement control in reading Mandarin Chinese texts
… in Chinese reading. As word boundaries are not visually denoted in Chinese text, “word” is hard to define. Chinese readers do not agree with each other, and often do not agree with themselves if asked to segment words in the same text twice (Lin et al., 2011; Liu et al., 2013). Moreover, without …