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Showing 1 to 20 of 188 for “"visual cues"”.
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VISUAL CUES EFFECTS ON TEMPERATURE PERCEPTION
… times (RTs) when a conflict arises between the visual feedback and the temperature of an object. This study focused on the quantifiable RTs along with the qualitative feedback of the participants. It was hypothesized that when the information of the visual and temperature stimuli are incongruent …
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Discovering, Learning, and Exploiting Visual Cues
… over millions of years to exploit the faintest visual cues for perception, navigation, and survival. Complex and intricate vision systems found in animals, such as bee eyes, exploit cues like polarization of light relative to the Sun’s position to navigate and process motion at one …
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Human Interaction Recognition with Audio and Visual Cues
… isolation from video, the availability of audio cues has rarely being leveraged. This is even more so in the area of modeling and recognizing binary interactions between humans, where also the use of video has been limited.;This thesis introduces a modeling framework for binary human interactions …
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Defending Against GPS Spoofing by Analyzing Visual Cues
Massive GPS navigation services are used by billions of people in their daily lives. GPS spoofing is quite a challenging problem nowadays. Existing Anti-GPS spoofing systems primarily focus on expensive equipment and complicated algorithms, which are not practical and deployable for most of the …
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Guiding navigation of unknown environments with distant visual cues
While navigating unknown environments, robots rely primarily on proximate features for guidance in decision making such as depth information from lidar or stereo to build a costmap, or local semantic information from images. The limited range over which these features can be used can result in poor …
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Guiding Navigation of Unknown Environments with Distant Visual Cues
While navigating unknown environments, robots rely primarily on proximate features for guidance in decision making such as depth information from lidar or stereo to build a costmap, or local semantic information from images. The limited range over which these features can be used can result in poor …
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Transfer of Landing Skill After Training With Supplementary Visual Cues
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Modeling audio and visual cues for real-world event detection
Audio-visual event detection aims to identify semantically defined events that reveal human activities. Most previous literature focused on restricted highlight events, and depended on highly ad-hoc detectors for these events. This research emphasizes generalizable robust modeling of …
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Effects of Sex and Visual Cues on Behavior in Heterandria formosa
… in response to same and opposite sex reward fish visual cues. If cognitive performance in H. formosa is influenced mainly through sexual selection, then treatments with opposite-sexed focal and reward fish would display faster problem-solving speeds when presented with the detour test. Whereas if …
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Understanding the effectiveness of visual cues through analyzing eye gaze data
… related. To investigate the effectiveness of visual cues accompanied by audio narration, we performed an in-lab eye-tracking study. By interpreting eye gaze data using several eye gaze metrics for collective eye movement analysis along with visualizations of eye gaze plots, we examined how …
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Evaluating Visual Cues to Improve Central Line Checklist Adherence: Challenges and Lessons Learned
… design. INTERVENTION: To promote checklist use, visual cues in the form of three unique posters were created and reviewed by stakeholders for relevance. Posters were strategically placed in high-visibility areas across the ICUs to maximize exposure and encourage checklist utilization. RESULTS: …
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Behavioral Responses of Diabroticite Beetles to Selected Olfactory and Visual Cues (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)
… dissertation were designed to identify selected visual and chemical cues used by adult beetles in the section Diabroticite (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae, Galerucinae, Luperini, Diabroticina) (Smith and Lawrence, 1967) for identifying host plants, and to identify interactions among these cues. …
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The impact of visual cues on item response in video-mediated tests of foreign language listening comprehension
… between the presence of nonverbal and other visual cues with examinees, individual items, and item task types in video listening tests. The first study employed eye-tracking methodology to determine the specific visual cues to which examinees attend when interacting with a video-mediated …
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Floral Scent in Salix L. and the Role of Olfactory and Visual Cues for Pollinator Attraction of Salix caprea L.
… of both genders, this is most likely due to visual cues. Because of their conspicuously yellow-coloured pollen, the male catkins are obviously visually more attractive than the greenish female catkins. The genders differed also in the sugar composition of nectar. While females produced …
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The Active Ingredients of Integral Stimulation Treatment: The Efficacy of Auditory, Visual, and Auditory-Visual Cues for Treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech
… the efficacy of single- and multi-modality cues in IS treatment. The experiment was administered as a single-case, alternating treatments design consisting of three conditions (auditory-only, visual-only, and simultaneous auditory and visual). Two participants with CAS received IS treatment …
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The role of peripheral visual cues in planning and controlling movement :|ban investigation of which cues provided by different parts of the visual field influence the execution of movement and how they work to control upper and lower limb motion.
Visual cues have previously been classified as visual exproprioceptive, when defining the relative position of the body within the environment and are continuously updated while moving (online), and visual exteroceptive when describing static features of the environment which are typically …
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Melioration and the Behavioral Addiction Process: An Experimental Analysis
… greater variability in choice behavior when visual cues were presented aimed at exposing the internality (or consequence) of the choice situation. Removal of the visual cues resulted in a return to lower responding. Visual cues may aid in interrupting the behavioral addiction pattern by …
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