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The Emotional Superiority of Effecter Affordances effecter affordance can provide emotional superiority to user experience. We propose several design guidelines according the result of experiment, we hope these principles can help designer avoid mistake and back those good designs up.

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Visualization of Climate Data from User Perspective: Evaluating User Experience in Graphical User In Finally, this process has identified an approach gap within these techniques that motivated the accomplishment of an experience evaluation involving users that are familiar with such forms of visualization in climatic information.

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Analysis of Location Information Gathered Through Residents’ Smartphones Toward Visualization of Com place, and found that a home place can be accurately derived irrespective of the scattering in accuracy. Also, the analysis on how the distribution of location information varies depending on time zone suggests that it is necessary to use location information which is minutely divided in time or aggregated every day of the week.

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Visual and IR-Based Target Detection from Unmanned Aerial Vehiclergets with the infrared sensor than with the visual sensor, and it took significantly longer time with wider field of view than with narrow field of view. The ability to assess number of targets was affected by type of sensor and speed, the infrared sensor causing more problems than the visual sensor. Also, performance decreased at higher speed.

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Programming of a Visualization for a Robot Teach Pendantompiled next. With the help of this requirements it is possible to develop a new user interface which includes the future layout and utilization [., pp. 385–387]. The finished software helps to introduce the new technology into familiar operational procedures without any training of the employees.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-58521-5collaborative interaction; e-learning; knowledge management; multi-agent systems; social networks; decisi