Titlebook: Gesture-Based Communication in Human-Computer Interaction; 5th International Ge Antonio Camurri,Gualtiero Volpe Conference proceedings 2004

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Frederick Moore MD, FACS,Chasen A. Croft MDom the complex visual stimulus of human movement. I address this topic by first reviewing the literature on the visual perception of human movement and then discussing work that has explored the features used to discriminate between different styles of movement. This discussion includes work on quan

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Special features of disease in old age, a first study, subjects had to judge a variety of musical excerpts using adjectives describing different emotive/affective/expressive qualities of music. Factor analysis revealed three dimensions, related to valence, activity and interest. In a second study, semantic judgements were then compared w

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Symptoms and their Differential Diagnosis,g and sustaining mental images of musical sound. Gestural images are seen as integral to most experiences of music, and several practical and theoretical musical disciplines could profit from focusing on these gestural images. Research in support of this is reviewed, and some topics for future resea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68217-9age...” (McNeill, 1992) and emphasizes the role of neuropsychological approach for studying gestures. In this study patterns of conversational gestures were analysed in subjects with Alzheimer’s dementia, whose communicative performance indicated either primary lexical deficit or deficit in pragmati

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Gastrointestinal Surgery in the Elderly them explicit. 104 items of touch were analysed in terms of their formational parameters, various semantic criteria, and norms of use, and some hypotheses on the structure of the communicative system of touch in Italy were tested in a pilot study. Then the communicative use of touch in 3 mother-chi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-56204-4se suited solutions. The three topics considered here concern the simultaneity of information conveyed by manual signs, the possible temporal or spatial synchronicity between the two hands, and the different classes of signs that may be encountered in a Sign Language sentence.

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