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ICON: A System for Implementing Constraints in Object-Based Networks
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1995
Integrated Network Management IV
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In this paper, we focus on the problem of checking MIB update validity and introduce the design of ICON (Implementing Constraints in Object-Based Networks), a proposed network constraint management system ...
In ICON, constraints are expressed through rules, which are based on the Event-Condition-Action paradigm. ...
In particular, we introduce the design of ICON (Implementing Constraints in Object-Based Networks), a proposed network constraint management system intended for use in the object-based MIB of the PES ( ...
doi:10.1007/978-0-387-34890-2_46
fatcat:7glshz3pufedhjwnmacuvmbsli
iCon
2010
Proceedings of the 28th international conference on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '10
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Based on this approach, a prototype platform, called iCon, is developed to explore the possible design. ...
User studies further demonstrate that daily objects can generally be applied in low precision circumstances, low engagement with selected objects, and medium-to-high frequency of use. ...
Additionally, readily available everyday objects and an inexpensive setting enable the iCon system to perform without location constraints. ...
doi:10.1145/1753326.1753499
dblp:conf/chi/ChengLCLK10
fatcat:ofkl2iorz5gxph2dj34fmg74om
Iconics: Icon Evolution in Digitality
2010
tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique
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associated with broadcast media ensure that neither 1) time to study individual factors that render media as iconic, nor 2) interest in interpretation of such dynamics prior to public release. ...
Audio-visual supports of these communication devices constituting new media are standard means of rhetorical expressions in acquiring and sharing information in daily life.Overwhelming sensory experiences ...
Acknowledgement: Portions of this paper are excerpted from a forthcoming book on iconics. ...
doi:10.31269/triplec.v8i2.202
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Iconics: Icon Evolution in Digitality
2010
tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique
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associated with broadcast media ensure that neither 1) time to study individual factors that render media as iconic, nor 2) interest in interpretation of such dynamics prior to public release. ...
Audio-visual supports of these communication devices constituting new media are standard means of rhetorical expressions in acquiring and sharing information in daily life.Overwhelming sensory experiences ...
Acknowledgement: Portions of this paper are excerpted from a forthcoming book on iconics. ...
doi:10.31269/vol8iss2pp351-360
fatcat:gaf6czgbvfdctheucrvhbun2k4
Object individuation by iconic content: How is numerosity represented in iconic representation?
2020
Rivista Internazionale di Filosofia e Psicologia
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Or, they will have to hold that the imagistic, NCC of (or, a stage of) perception, allows for object individuation. ...
Iconic representations are nonconceptual (NCC) and they do not support the abilities afforded by concepts. Iconic representations, for example, cannot support object individuation. ...
The indexing results in the visual system opening "object-files" for the segmented objects in a scene. ...
doi:10.4453/rifp.2020.0003
doaj:d982bb3902bc4c3cbf8df74dcaff4043
fatcat:4nwmezhshbgf5pneyfuxjmpkx4
Finding iconic images
2009
2009 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops
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Given a large collection of images returned by a web search for an object category, our approach proceeds without any user supplied training data for the category. ...
These canonical examples are perhaps the kind of images that one would show a child to teach them what, for example a horse is -images with a large object clearly separated from the background. ...
While it might be possible to find objects or iconic images by enlisting people to label large amounts of data we explore the potential of an automated system based on the image content. ...
doi:10.1109/cvprw.2009.5204174
dblp:conf/cvpr/BergB09
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Finding iconic images
2009
2009 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops
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Given a large collection of images returned by a web search for an object category, our approach proceeds without any user supplied training data for the category. ...
These canonical examples are perhaps the kind of images that one would show a child to teach them what, for example a horse is -images with a large object clearly separated from the background. ...
While it might be possible to find objects or iconic images by enlisting people to label large amounts of data we explore the potential of an automated system based on the image content. ...
doi:10.1109/cvpr.2009.5204174
fatcat:hwnr7yhxhjgxzlkous5llvlosy
Iconic shells for multitasking workstations
1988
Proceedings of the 1988 ACM SIGSMALL/PC symposium on ACTES - SIGSMALL '88
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In this paper we examine the features of both systems and then we present an iconic shell developed for UnixTMt workstations. ...
This shell differs from existing shells because the interaction language is based on graphic manipulations, and is integrated in a multitasking environment. keywords: iconic shell, graphic user interface ...
Finally, an implementation of such a shell is presented for the UnixTM operating system. 2 Iconic shell on single-user system An iconic shell like the Macintosh Finder implements the desktop paradigm: ...
doi:10.1145/62453.62492
dblp:conf/sigsmall/Beaudouin-LafonK88
fatcat:djl2rfeutvhkzclu3eimb5b5ju
GNetIc – Using Bayesian Decision Networks for Iconic Gesture Generation
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2009
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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We present a framework, GNetIc, that combines data-driven with model-based techniques to model the generation of iconic gestures with Bayesian decision networks. ...
Expressing spatial information with iconic gestures is abundant in human communication and requires to transform a referent representation into resembling gestural form. ...
Acknowledgements This research is partially supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) in the Collaborative Research Center 673 "Alignment in Communication" and the Center of Excellence in ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-04380-2_12
fatcat:w5d44xv3ynd4fe3tvupdb23hr4
Probabilistic Models of Attention Based on Iconic Representations and Predictive Coding
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2005
Neurobiology of Attention
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An extension of the model provides an interpretation of object-based versus spatial attention in terms of interactions between "what" and "where" networks in the visual pathway. ...
In the first model, objects and visual scenes are represented iconically using spatial filters at multiple scales. ...
The predictive coding model thus emphasizes the global nature of attention: the different forms of visual attention are interpreted as emerging from the constrained optimization of a generative model thought ...
doi:10.1016/b978-012375731-9/50095-1
fatcat:yttltepijfdbvdv4tkjxybjmra
Hybrid Reasoning and the Future of Iconic Representations
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2008
arXiv
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We give a brief overview of the main characteristics of diagrammatic reasoning, analyze a case of human reasoning in a mastermind game, and explain why hybrid representation systems (HRS) are particularly ...
attractive and promising for Artificial General Intelligence and Computer Science in general. ...
For P&M, this additional character is the one required to give diagrammatic systems the closure under constraints property, when combined with iconicity and a constraint and systematic homomorphism. iv ...
arXiv:0803.1457v1
fatcat:b4rywn72efdtxdkmay6jdiiyyi
Intelligent Voice Prosthesis: Converting Icons into Natural Language Sentences
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1995
arXiv
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We describe how available corpora of iconic communication by children with Cerebral Palsy has led us to implement a simple and relevant semantic description of the symbol lexicon. ...
We then show how a unification-based, bottom-up semantic analysis allows the system to uncover the meaning of the user's utterances by computing proper dependencies between the symbols. ...
Zock (LIMSI) for their valuable advice on the requirements and advancement of PVI, A. Werts (Thomson) for his support and advice about leading the project, and M. ...
arXiv:cmp-lg/9506018v1
fatcat:bkkpyr7n65fv5fbeeaylw5da3e
Eye movements in iconic visual search
2002
Vision Research
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Visual search for a target object proceeds in a coarse-to-fine fashion with the target's largest scale filter responses being compared first. ...
To change the gaze to a new location in space, that location must be computed and used by the oculomotor system. ...
CDA-8822724, NIH/PHS research grants no. 1-R24-RRO6853, EY-05729 and 1-P41-RR09283, and a grant from the Human Science Frontiers Program. The paper greatly benefitted from the reviewers' comments. ...
doi:10.1016/s0042-6989(02)00040-8
pmid:12044751
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Input Device Selection and Interaction Configuration with ICON
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2001
People and Computers XV—Interaction without Frontiers
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ICON works with Java Swing and requires applications to describe their interaction styles in terms of ICON modules. ...
This paper describes ICON, a novel editor designed to configure a set of input devices and connect them to actions into a graphical interactive application. ...
The Module API A module is implemented as a Java object with a list of input and output slots as shown in Figure 8 . ...
doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-0353-0_34
dblp:conf/bcshci/DragicevicF01
fatcat:s2edqhaknrcetmttowzmkn7zta
TIMES-iCON208 Technical Programms at a Glance
2018
2018 3rd Technology Innovation Management and Engineering Science International Conference (TIMES-iCON)
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based Moving Object Extraction
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Dynamic SAR for Efficient Container Auto-Scaling based on Network Traffic
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Chatbot Utilization for Medical Consultant System ...
Learning Style in Learning Outcomes of the Secondary School
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1570490914
Tracking strategies in long term care: A case study
1570505339
A Medical Knowledge-Based System Shell for Thai ...
doi:10.1109/times-icon.2018.8621826
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