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An Adaptive Human-Aware Software Agent Supporting Attention-Demanding Tasks
"... Abstract. This paper presents a human-aware software agent to support a human performing a task that demands substantial amounts of attention. The agent obtains human awareness in an adaptive manner by use of a dynamical model of human attention which is parameterised for specific characteristics of ..."
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Abstract. This paper presents a human-aware software agent to support a human performing a task that demands substantial amounts of attention. The agent obtains human awareness in an adaptive manner by use of a dynamical model of human attention which is parameterised for specific characteristics
M.: A Software Environment for Human-Aware Ambient Support of Attention-Demanding Tasks
"... This paper presents a software environment for a human-aware ambient agent providing support for a human performing a demanding task that requires attention. The agent obtains human attention-awareness by use of a dynamical model of human attention, gaze sensoring by an eye-tracker, and information ..."
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This paper presents a software environment for a human-aware ambient agent providing support for a human performing a demanding task that requires attention. The agent obtains human attention-awareness by use of a dynamical model of human attention, gaze sensoring by an eye-tracker, and information
A Software Environment for an Adaptive Human-Aware Software Agent Supporting Attention-Demanding Tasks 1
"... Abstract. This paper presents a software environment providing human-aware ambient support for a human performing a task that demands substantial amounts of attention. The agent obtains human attentionawareness in an adaptive manner by use of a dynamical model of human attention, gaze sensoring by a ..."
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Abstract. This paper presents a software environment providing human-aware ambient support for a human performing a task that demands substantial amounts of attention. The agent obtains human attentionawareness in an adaptive manner by use of a dynamical model of human attention, gaze sensoring
Journal of NeuroEngineering and
, 2008
"... Effects of an attention demanding task on dynamic stability during treadmill walking ..."
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Effects of an attention demanding task on dynamic stability during treadmill walking
Journal of NeuroEngineering and
, 2005
"... Attention demanding tasks during treadmill walking reduce step width variability in young adults ..."
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Attention demanding tasks during treadmill walking reduce step width variability in young adults
AUTOMATIC SPEECH FEATURE EXTRACTION FOR COGNITIVE LOAD CLASSIFICATION
"... Performance of attention-demanding tasks is challenged if motor (e.g., walking) and cognitive (e.g., talking) tasks are carried out simultaneously. These dual-task paradigms have received increasing interest ..."
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Performance of attention-demanding tasks is challenged if motor (e.g., walking) and cognitive (e.g., talking) tasks are carried out simultaneously. These dual-task paradigms have received increasing interest
FACES AS AMBIENT DISPLAYS: ASSESSING THE ATTENTION-DEMANDING CHARACTERISTICS OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
, 2014
"... ii Ambient displays are used to provide information to users in a non-distracting manner. The purpose of this research was to examine the efficacy of facial expressions as a method of conveying information to users in an unobtrusive way. Facial expression recognition requires very little if any cons ..."
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conscious attention from the user, which makes it an excellent candidate for the ambient presentation of information. Specifically, the current study quantified the amount of attention required to decode and recognize various facial expressions. The current study assessed the attention-demanding
VOWEL IDENTIFICATION IN BALANCED BILINGUALS
"... The native language affects non-native languages in such a way that the phoneme categories formed in infancy impede the perception of sound contrasts within the native language categories. Balanced bilinguals form in this respect an interesting group: do the two languages affect each other on the pe ..."
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on the perceptual level, or can the two systems be kept apart in a behavioral attention-demanding task? In order to study vowel perception in balanced bilinguals, a behavioral identification task was performed. In the light of the obtained results, it seems that bilinguals are behaviorally able to keep the two
Visual search and dual tasks reveal two distinct attentional resources
- Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
, 2004
"... & Most theories of visual processing assume that a target will ‘‘pop out’ ’ from an array of distractors (‘‘parallel’ ’ visual search, e.g., color or orientation discrimination) if targets and distractors can be discriminated without attention. When the discrimination requires attention (e.g., r ..."
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.g., rotated L vs. T or red– green vs. green–red bisected disks), ‘‘serial’ ’ examination is needed in visual search. Attentional requirements are also frequently assessed by measuring interference from a concurrently performed attentionally demanding task. It is commonly believed that attention acts
Supplemental Results Spatial Attention with a Letter Task (1)
"... In the invisible condition of the spatial-attention experi-ment, we did not find any effects of attention. One could argue that the lack of attentional modulation is simply due to a failure of the observers to maintain attention to the spatial markers. To address this possibility, we con-ducted a co ..."
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control experiment in which spatial attention was explicitly manipulated by having the observers perform an attention-demanding task instead of relying on the instruction to observers. We presented rapidly changing streams of letters in the circles as illustrated in Figure S1A. The letter streams served
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