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Tracking the evolution of causal cognition in humans
2017
Journal of Anthropological Sciences
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We propose that the tracking behaviour (i.e., the ability to interpret and follow external, inanimate, visual clues of hominins) provides a rich case study for tracing the evolution of causal cognition ...
Our model can also be applied to current work in evolutionary psychology and research on causal cognition, so that an inter-disciplinary understanding and correlation of processes becomes increasingly ...
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We thank Lyn Wadley, Luis Liebenberg and Anders Högberg for their valuable comments of early drafts of this manuscript. This manuscript also benefitted www.isita-org.com ...
doi:10.4436/jass.95006
pmid:28489015
fatcat:y2g2tlwfnvfrpme43iccloxhuu
Anticipatory Engineering: Anticipation in Sensory-Motor Systems of Human
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2015
Cognitive Systems Monographs
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The proposed integrated model provides a framework to understand the anticipatory behaviour of human, focusing on the integration of visual and somatosensory information. ...
The anticipatory behaviour observed in the visual tracking experiments can be explained by the feedforward term of target velocity, internal dynamics, and time delay in somatosensory feedback. ...
Theoretical framework for anticipatory behaviour of visual-motor systems In this section, we would like to discuss a theoretical framework explaining the anticipatory behaviour found in the visual tracking ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-22599-9_17
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ABC
2016
Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems - CHI EA '16
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We describe Automated Behavioural Coding (ABC), an open source object tracking technique designed to log user and device movements, and then output positional data that can be used to model interaction ...
Video data of people interacting with devices contains rich information about human behaviour that can be used to design or improve user experience. ...
Acknowledgements We would like to thank the EPSRC and the BBC for their funding contribution to this work via grants EP/K503782/1, EP/H500154/1, and EP/M017133/1. ...
doi:10.1145/2851581.2892483
dblp:conf/chi/ApaolazaHABEJHJ16
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Human-computer interaction through computer vision
2001
CHI '01 extended abstracts on Human factors in computer systems - CHI '01
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Our main achievements have been the development of an iris tracker and a hand tracker for HCI similar to a "visual mouse", and a deformable model of a generic face for facial feature extraction, for emotion ...
body for surveillance application, hand tracking, iris tracking and recognition and head tracking for general human computer interaction. ...
HAND TRACKER Our approach for the hand tracker is not as powerful and general as in other works [6] , but we provide simpler solutions for tracking a hand with extended fingers. ...
doi:10.1145/634099.634106
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Human-computer interaction through computer vision
2001
CHI '01 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '01
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Our main achievements have been the development of an iris tracker and a hand tracker for HCI similar to a "visual mouse", and a deformable model of a generic face for facial feature extraction, for emotion ...
body for surveillance application, hand tracking, iris tracking and recognition and head tracking for general human computer interaction. ...
HAND TRACKER Our approach for the hand tracker is not as powerful and general as in other works [6] , but we provide simpler solutions for tracking a hand with extended fingers. ...
doi:10.1145/634067.634106
dblp:conf/chi/Rios-Figueroa01
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Page 399 of Behavior Research Methods Vol. 43, Issue 2
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2011
Behavior Research Methods
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Our understanding of how v ision guides tnotor actions has been sigtiificantly advanced by behav ioural studies that use eye- and hand-tracking methods in tandem (Carey. Della Sala. ...
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A novel integrative method for analyzing eye and hand behaviour during reaching and grasping in an MRl environment
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Verification of Structure on Model's Eyes-Hands during Signal Tracking
2013
2013 8th EUROSIM Congress on Modelling and Simulation
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After detecting the models in the brain driver's, we could understand how models influencing his reaction on the traffic situations. ...
This article explains a new conceptual model of driver behaviour, which is able to characterize the response of the driver in the car, from the "intelligent control system driver/car/traffic situation" ...
For understanding and finding causality of varying time delay and varying time constants, the new hierarchical model of the driver behaviour was formulated and verified by simulation experiments. ...
doi:10.1109/eurosim.2013.20
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Requirements for Robotic Interpretation of Social Signals "in the Wild": Insights from Diagnostic Criteria of Autism Spectrum Disorder
2020
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Just as for social robotics, ASD diagnosis fundamentally requires the ability to characterise human behaviour from observable aspects. ...
For social robotics, we highlight the fundamental role of covert behaviour, show that the current state-of-the-art is unable to characterise this, and emphasise that future research should tackle this ...
Ramey and colleagues [78] for example, integrated the Kinect device into a social robot for tracking and recognising hand gestures. ...
doi:10.3390/info11020081
fatcat:pwtplx2x2vco5i27rrvvkapp7q
The behavioural ecology of animal movement: reflections upon potential synergies
2013
Animal Migration
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of animal behavior for some decades. ...
In this brief ideas paper we discuss the state of the art of both disciplines, and reflect upon what behavioural ecology can contribute to our understanding of animal movements, and vice versa. ...
In addition, hand-in-hand development of analytical tools will be needed as movement data sets are generated rapidly and need special tools to handle. ...
doi:10.2478/ami-2013-0002
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Eye-Tracking Evaluation of Age-Related Differences in User Behaviour on Mobile Applications
2021
Journal of scientific research
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The activities were recorded for each participant all five tasks. The results our study show differences in the information search behaviours among different age groups. ...
In response to the rapid population growth, it is essential to understand the factors affecting ageing population in human-computer interaction (HCI). ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The authors are grateful to Madurai Kamaraj University and National Institute of Design for their support. We are also thankful to Tobii Eye Tracking for their support and guidance. ...
doi:10.37398/jsr.2021.650127
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Exploring User Motor Behaviour in Bimanual Interactive Video Games
2019
2019 IEEE Conference on Games (CoG)
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In particular, little is known regarding player behaviour in tasks demanding bimanual interaction. In this work, an experiment was designed to improve the understanding of such tasks. ...
However, in order to realize their full potential, a good understanding is required of the players' motor control. ...
Eden for his careful reading and comments on the manuscript. ...
doi:10.1109/cig.2019.8848051
dblp:conf/cig/PerezTBF19
fatcat:7m2sz46q6fdmxjo5qxca3gap6q
Model-based acquisition and analysis of multimodal interactions for improving human-robot interaction
2014
Proceedings of the Symposium on Eye Tracking Research and Applications - ETRA '14
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Human communicative behaviour including gaze and gestures are recorded using mobile eye tracking glasses and gloves with optical marker tracking. ...
To achieve this, robots could benefit from a deeper understanding of the processes that humans use for successful communication. ...
Especially gaze behaviour is important for implicitly communicating our attention and thus intention, so that a common goal can be reached. ...
doi:10.1145/2578153.2582176
dblp:conf/etra/RennerP14
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Spatiotemporal behaviour of the urban multi-attraction tourist: does distance travelled from country of origin make a difference?
2015
Tourism & Management Studies
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Understanding tourists' spatiotemporal behaviour may help improve the quality of their experience as well as provide useful information to the management of attractions and destination. ...
This article fills this gap both theoretically and empirically, through a dual analysis of a time-space GPS tracking study and a survey, conducted among tourists (n=413) staying at 10 different hotels ...
On the other hand, other empirical urban tourist behaviour research stressed tourist characteristics. ...
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Cue informativeness constrains visual tracking during an interceptive timing task
2016
Attention, Perception & Psychophysics
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during a one-handed catching task. ...
The findings illustrated no differences in catching performance across conditions; however, tracking of the ball was initiated earlier, for a longer duration, and over a greater proportion of the ball's ...
behaviour during a one-handed catching task. ...
doi:10.3758/s13414-016-1080-0
pmid:26975450
fatcat:boze32u33bblji54db2ch3csoa
ASSESSING EYE FIXATION BEHAVIOUR THROUGH DESIGN EVALUATION OF LAWI AYAM ARTEFACT
2015
Jurnal Teknologi
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The study uses eye tracking test to understand the user's cognition and eye behaviour towards the syntactic elements of the cultural artefact (Lawi Ayam -LA) using pre-existent experience. ...
Graphical abstract Abstract There is a need for Malay cultural product knowledge preservation with the convergence of human science to establish the product knowledge development in innovative culture ...
Based on the data obtained from keyword search of "eye tracking" in Google Scholar, it was found that (619 articles on Malaysian design) eye tracking had previously been used to understand user behaviours ...
doi:10.11113/jt.v77.6884
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