Titlebook: Human-Computer Interaction. Interaction Platforms and Techniques; 12th International C Julie A. Jacko Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-

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Interface and Visualization Metaphorse basic idea of likening between interactive objects and model objects of the application domain. A visualization metaphor is defined as a map establishing the correspondence between concepts and objects of the application domain under modeling and a system of some similarities and analogies. This m

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Screen Layout on Color Search Task for Customized Product Color Combination Selectionlection. In the experiment, 6 interface designs were developed by systematically varying with 2 factors (interface layout type and color name type) in order to explore the relations between the interface of the massive number of product color combinations and users’ performance. Results from the exp

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Facilitating Conditional Probability Problems with Visualsditional probabilities to make critical judgments and decisions. As dual-coding theory and the cognitive theory of multimedia learning (CTML) would predict, visual representations (VRs) should aid in these tasks. Conditional probability problems are difficult and require subjects to build a mental m

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Interface Design Technique Considering Visual Cohesion-Rate by Object Unitmputers is required. In addition, profound knowledge of various fields is required to cover the requirements of different customers. Therefore, in this paper, we suggest an interface design technique that considers the cohesion-rate in each objects of user interface. To accomplish this, specific and

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A Color Adjustment Method for Automatic Seamless Image Blendinga seamless composite image with color continuity. This is a user-friendly system that reduces the user’s manual tasks. We observe that Poisson image editing written by Perez et al. [8] blends well for seamless boundary automatically. However, the color of user-selected region can be changed after ap

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Interactive Visual Decision Tree Classifications only support automatic modeling, during which uses have little interaction with computing machines other than assigning some parameter values at the beginning of the process. Arbitrary selection of parameter values, however, can lead to an unproductive modeling process. Automatic modeling also dow