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  • Computer implementation of shape grammars  
  • by James Gips — 1999 — NSF/MIT Workshop on Shape Computation
  • …Just as there are symbolic thinkers, people who think mainly in terms of letters and numbers and other symbols, and visual thinkers, people who think primarily in terms of shapes and colors and spatial relationships, there can be symbolic computations and visual computations. Clearly, symbolic compu…
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  • EXPERIENCING THE REGULAR CLASSROOM CURRICULUM USING A NEW ACCESS TECHNOLOGY  
  • by Philip A. Dimattia, James Gips
  • …What happens to a nine year old student with cerebral palsy and severe communication disorder when engaged in using an assistive technology for communication? Specifically, does academic learning behavior include being able to access the regular school curriculum alongside peers in a mainstream clas…
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  • Breaking Through Fast-Forwarding: Brand Information and Visual Attention  
  • by S. Adam Brasel, James Gips
  • …This research explores how fast-forwarding through commercials alters the visual attention of viewers and how marketers can tailor advertisements to retain effectiveness as digital video recorder usage rises. Building on prior work in visual marketing and perceptual psychology, the authors conduct t…
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  • Experiments with a Camera-Based Human-Computer Interface System  
  • by Robyn Cloud, Margrit Betke, James Gips — 2002 — In Proceedings of the 7th ERCIM Workshop "User Interfaces for All," UI4ALL 2002
  • …A human-computer interface (HCI) system called “The Camera Mouse ” is evaluated. It tracks a user’s movements with a video camera and translates them to movements of the mouse pointer on the screen [1]. The main objectives for the experimentation were to quantitatively define the performance of the …
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  • The Effect of Assistive Technology on Educational Costs: Two Case Studies  
  • by Amy Gips, Philip A. Dimattia, James Gips, Amy Gips, Philip A. Dimattia, James Gips — 2004
  • …Abstract. Until recently children with very profound disabilities–children who cannot speak and can move only their eyes or head–could be made comfortable, but by and large could not be educated. Assistive technologies now enable them to communicate and to be educated alongside their non-disabled pe…
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  • Communication via Eye Blinks - Detection and Duration Analysis in Real Time  
  • by Kristen Grauman, Margrit Betke, James Gips, Gary R. Bradski — 2000 — In IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR
  • …A method for a real-time vision system that automatically detects a user's eye blinks and accurately measures their durations is introduced. The system is intended to provide an alternate input modaltry to allow people with severe disabilities to access a computer. Voluntary long blinks trigger mou…
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