Stem cue$ (all stems)

85 papers:

CASE-2015-HallettWSV #agile

Rapid bicycle gear switching based on physiological cues (EH, RW, SS, RV), pp. 377–382.

CHI-2015-Al-AmeenWS #multi #random #towards

Towards Making Random Passwords Memorable: Leveraging Users’ Cognitive Ability Through Multiple Cues (MNAA, MKW, SS), pp. 2315–2324.

CHI-2015-GennipHM #design #interactive #memory management

Things That Make Us Reminisce: Everyday Memory Cues as Opportunities for Interaction Design (DvG, EvdH, PM), pp. 3443–3452.

CHI-2015-WilliamsMMF #artificial reality #design

Designing Conversation Cues on a Head-Mounted Display to Support Persons with Aphasia (KW, KM, DM, LF), pp. 231–240.

DUXU-UI-2015-AyanogluBTD #artificial reality #case study #using

Effects of Packages’ Color as a Cue for Hazard-Related Perceptions: A Study Using Virtual Reality (HA, RB, JT, ED), pp. 3–13.

DUXU-UI-2015-SunJ #identification

Lyricon (Lyrics + Earcons) Improves Identification of Auditory Cues (YS, MJ), pp. 382–389.

HIMI-IKD-2015-ElliottMHZM #navigation

Augmenting Soldier Situation Awareness and Navigation Through Tactile Cueing (LRE, BJPM, GHP, GAZ, GRM), pp. 345–353.

HIMI-IKD-2015-YamajiT #recognition

Recognition of Written Cues System for Users of General Paper Media (DY, JT), pp. 466–476.

LCT-2015-BajajHKPSDY #question #word

Audio Cues: Can Sound Be Worth a Hundred Words? (JB, AH, AK, RMP, KS, OD, KY), pp. 14–23.

CHI-2014-ZhangWKGS #mobile #security #towards

Effects of security warnings and instant gratification cues on attitudes toward mobile websites (BZ, MW, HK, EG, SSS), pp. 111–114.

CSCW-2014-SauppeM #communication #coordination #how #social

How social cues shape task coordination and communication (AS, BM), pp. 97–108.

HCI-AIMT-2014-FahnSW #tablet

A Virtual Handwriting Tablet Based on Pen Shadow Cues (CSF, BYS, MLW), pp. 224–233.

HIMI-DE-2014-SakuraiKNTH #pseudo #using

Evoking Emotions in a Story Using Tactile Sensations as Pseudo-body Responses with Contextual Cues (SS, TK, TN, TT, MH), pp. 241–250.

ICPR-2014-JoshiGG #automation #predict #using #visual notation

Automatic Prediction of Perceived Traits Using Visual Cues under Varied Situational Context (JJ, HG, RG), pp. 2855–2860.

ICPR-2014-RamirezOT #detection #multi

Go with the Flow: Improving Multi-view Vehicle Detection with Motion Cues (AR, EOB, MMT), pp. 4140–4145.

ICDAR-2013-AldavertRTL #string #visual notation #word

Integrating Visual and Textual Cues for Query-by-String Word Spotting (DA, MR, RT, JL), pp. 511–515.

CHI-2013-BullingWG #behaviour #named #recognition #visual notation

EyeContext: recognition of high-level contextual cues from human visual behaviour (AB, CW, HG), pp. 305–308.

CHI-2013-GartenbergBPMT #adaptation #automation #fault

Adaptive automation and cue invocation: the effect of cue timing on operator error (DG, LAB, JP, JMM, JGT), pp. 3121–3130.

CHI-2013-GustafsonRB #comprehension #interface #visual notation

Understanding palm-based imaginary interfaces: the role of visual and tactile cues when browsing (SG, BR, PB), pp. 889–898.

SAC-2013-ShinYR #android #security #visual notation

Supporting visual security cues for WebView-based Android apps (DS, HY, UR), pp. 1867–1876.

CSCW-2012-CheungCS #collaboration #communication #game studies

Communication channels and awareness cues in collocated collaborative time-critical gaming (VC, YLBC, SDS), pp. 569–578.

CSCW-2012-WhittakerKE #effectiveness #memory management

Markup as you talk: establishing effective memory cues while still contributing to a meeting (VK, PE, SW), pp. 349–358.

ICPR-2012-AbdelmaseehBAE #recognition

Car Make and Model recognition combining global and local cues (MA, IB, MFA, MES), pp. 910–913.

ICPR-2012-NgC #using #verification

Face verification using temporal affective cues (ESN, AYSC), pp. 1249–1252.

ICPR-2012-PanZXQ #2d #category theory #detection

Improved generic categorical object detection fusing depth cue with 2D appearance and shape features (HP, YZ, SX, KQ), pp. 1467–1470.

ICPR-2012-YiicelMH #evaluation #identification #modelling

Modeling and identification of group motion via compound evaluation of positional and directional cues (ZY, TM, NH), pp. 1172–1176.

CHI-2011-AmershiLKMC #named #network #performance

CueT: human-guided fast and accurate network alarm triage (SA, BL, AK, RM, BC), pp. 157–166.

CHI-2011-EllingLJ #eye tracking #using

Retrospective think-aloud method: using eye movements as an extra cue for participants’ verbalizations (SE, LL, MdJ), pp. 1161–1170.

CHI-2011-KimS #community #health #interface #online #using

Using interface cues in online health community boards to change impressions and encourage user contribution (HSK, SSS), pp. 599–608.

CHI-2011-McNaneyLLLSPHJWMO

Cueing for drooling in Parkinson’s disease (RM, SL, KL, CL, GS, TP, NYH, DJ, RW, NM, PO), pp. 619–622.

CHI-2011-WainerDK #email

Should I open this email?: inbox-level cues, curiosity and attention to email (JW, LD, RK), pp. 3439–3448.

CHI-2011-YeeDYN

Do men heal more when in drag?: conflicting identity cues between user and avatar (NY, ND, MY, LN), pp. 773–776.

HCI-ITE-2011-YamaguchiCR #3d #memory management

The Effect of Haptic Cues on Working Memory in 3D Menu Selection (TY, DC, PR), pp. 158–166.

HCI-UA-2011-HwangC #adaptation #design #fault #feedback #image #music

The Design of Adaptive Error Feedback Music Ear-Training System with Image Cues (YTH, CNC), pp. 35–38.

HCI-UA-2011-Nesset #evaluation #visual notation

Following the Signs: Children’s Use of Visual Cues to Facilitate Website Evaluation (VN), pp. 599–606.

HIMI-v1-2011-LifOLHS #multimodal

Multimodal Threat Cueing in Simulated Combat Vehicle with Tactile Information Switching between Threat and Waypoint Indication (PL, PAO, BL, JH, JS), pp. 454–461.

HIMI-v1-2011-TewsOSHF #human-computer #interactive

Emotional Human-Machine Interaction: Cues from Facial Expressions (TKT, MO, FWS, RH, HF), pp. 641–650.

CHI-2010-ParninD #programming

Evaluating cues for resuming interrupted programming tasks (CP, RD), pp. 93–102.

CSCW-2010-TomaH #online

Reading between the lines: linguistic cues to deception in online dating profiles (CLT, JTH), pp. 5–8.

ICPR-2010-ArandaN

Angular Variation as a Monocular Cue for Spatial Perception (JA, AAN), pp. 3468–3471.

ICPR-2010-AranG #detection #people

Fusing Audio-Visual Nonverbal Cues to Detect Dominant People in Group Conversations (OA, DGP), pp. 3687–3690.

ICPR-2010-ChenH #integration #multi

Multi-Cue Integration for Multi-Camera Tracking (KWC, YPH), pp. 145–148.

ICPR-2010-FraundorferWP #locality #mobile #using #visual notation #word

Combining Monocular and Stereo Cues for Mobile Robot Localization Using Visual Words (FF, CW, MP), pp. 3927–3930.

ICPR-2010-SarginGMR #using

Object Tracking with Ratio Cycles Using Shape and Appearance Cues (MES, PG, BSM, KR), pp. 3649–3652.

ICPR-2010-VanacloigOGV #image #integration #people

Locating People in Images by Optimal Cue Integration (VLAV, JARO, GAG, JMVG), pp. 1804–1807.

SAC-2010-MacielNJIS #interactive #using

Reality cues-based interaction using whole-body awareness (AM, LPN, VAMJ, JMTI, LFMSS), pp. 1224–1228.

CHI-2009-WonJH #using #visual notation #web

Contextual web history: using visual and contextual cues to improve web browser history (SSW, JJ, JIH), pp. 1457–1466.

ICEIS-J-2009-LipariBB #2d #fault #visual notation

Investigation of Error in 2D Vibrotactile Position Cues with Respect to Visual and Haptic Display Properties: A Radial Expansion Model for Improved Cuing (NGL, CWB, VBB), pp. 963–974.

CIKM-2009-GuoR #interactive #mining #query

Mining linguistic cues for query expansion: applications to drug interaction search (SG, NR), pp. 335–344.

SIGIR-2009-Chen #memory management #retrieval

Exploiting memory cues in personal lifelog retrieval (YC), p. 856.

CHI-2008-FogartyTKW #concept #image #interactive #learning #named

CueFlik: interactive concept learning in image search (JF, DST, AK, SAJW), pp. 29–38.

CHI-2008-HoffmannBW #scalability #visual notation

Evaluating visual cues for window switching on large screens (RH, PB, DSW), pp. 929–938.

ICPR-2008-BouchrikaN #recognition

Gait recognition by dynamic cues (IB, MSN), pp. 1–4.

ICPR-2008-ChenA #recognition

Recognition of box-like objects by fusing cues of shape and edges (CCC, JKA), pp. 1–5.

ICPR-2008-MaCL #collaboration #constraints #invariant #kernel #multi

Multi-cue collaborative kernel tracking with cross ratio invariant constraint (LM, JC, HL), pp. 1–4.

CHI-2007-TianAWSD #3d

The tilt cursor: enhancing stimulus-response compatibility by providing 3d orientation cue of pen (FT, XA, HW, VS, GD), pp. 303–306.

SIGIR-2007-Huggett #behaviour #modelling

Information-behaviour modeling with external cues (MH), p. 920.

SOFTVIS-2006-ReedRKDH #comparison #comprehension #visualisation

The effect of comparison cueing and exchange motion on comprehension of program visualizations (BR, PR, EK, ETD, KH), pp. 181–182.

ICPR-v1-2006-SebeCGH #recognition #visual notation

Emotion Recognition Based on Joint Visual and Audio Cues (NS, IC, TG, TSH), pp. 1136–1139.

ICPR-v1-2006-ZhaoKTH #framework #multi

Part Based Human Tracking In A Multiple Cues Fusion Framework (QZ, JK, HT, WH), pp. 450–455.

ICPR-v2-2006-LiLL #framework #geometry #multi #using

A Geometric Active Contour Framework using Multi-Cue and Local Feature (ZL, QL, HL), pp. 113–116.

ICPR-v4-2006-WangS06c #multi #performance #probability #visual notation

Efficient Visual Tracking by Probabilistic Fusion of Multiple Cues (HW, DS), pp. 892–895.

MLDM-2005-AdegoriteBKS #approach #mining

An Approach to Mining Picture Objects Based on Textual Cues (AIA, OAB, MSK, KBS), pp. 466–475.

ICPR-v1-2004-YangFTH #detection #multi #using

Skin Color Detection Using Multiple Cues (JY, ZF, TT, WH), pp. 632–635.

ICPR-v2-2004-WangDZSLB #approach #multi #network #visual notation

A Dynamic Bayesian Network Approach to Multi-cue based Visual Tracking (TW, QD, YZ, GS, CL, GRB), pp. 167–170.

ICPR-v2-2004-ZhangKGST

Elastic Face, An Anatomy-Based Biometrics Beyond Visible Cue (YZ, SJK, DBG, SS, LVT), pp. 19–22.

ICPR-v2-2004-ZhuLHU #detection #integration #multi

Car Detection Based on Multi-Cues Integration (ZZ, HL, JH, KU), pp. 699–702.

SIGIR-2003-LinNNNSTNA #multimodal #using #video

User-trainable video annotation using multimodal cues (CYL, MRN, AN, CN, JRS, BLT, HJN, WHA), pp. 403–404.

ICPR-v3-2002-DeschenesZF #estimation

Homotopy-Based Estimation of Depth Cues in Spatial Domain (FD, DZ, PF), pp. 627–630.

ICDAR-2001-Likforman-Sulem #image #using #visual notation

Name Block Location in Facsimile Images Using Spatial/Visual Cues (LLS), pp. 680–684.

ICDAR-2001-YangZ #analysis #html #visual notation

HTML Page Analysis Based on Visual Cues (YY, HZ), pp. 859–864.

CSCW-2000-MilewskiS

Providing presence cues to telephone users (AEM, TMS), pp. 89–96.

ICPR-v4-2000-VinczeAZ #integration #performance #using

Fast Tracking of Ellipses Using Edge-Projected Integration of Cues (MV, MA, MZ), pp. 4072–4075.

ICPR-1998-ZhouG #3d #multi #re-engineering #visual notation

3D model reconstruction by fusing multiple visual cues (LXZ, WKG), pp. 640–642.

HCI-SEC-1997-LaneA #artificial reality

Stereopsis and Motion Parallax Cues in Virtual Reality Control Applications (JCL, DLA), pp. 917–920.

ICPR-1996-LiuHHC #image #visual notation

Image gradient evolution-a visual cue for collision avoidance (HL, THH, MH, RC), pp. 446–450.

ICPR-1996-Mel #3d #approach #multi #named #recognition #using #visual notation

SEEMORE: a view-based approach to 3-D object recognition using multiple visual cues (BWM), pp. 570–574.

ICPR-1996-YimBA #segmentation #using

Bayesian range segmentation using focus cues (CY, ACB, JKA), pp. 482–486.

CHI-1992-SellenBA #using

Using Spatial Cues to Improve Videoconferencing (AS, WB, JLA), pp. 651–652.

CHI-1991-Thiel #gesture #interface

The cue ball as part of a gestural interface (DDT), pp. 463–464.

CHI-1991-WenzelWK #locality

Localization with non-individualized virtual acoustic display cues (EMW, FLW, DJK), pp. 351–359.

HT-1989-EvensonRW #design #hypermedia #representation #towards

Towards a Design Language for Representing Hypermedia Cues (SE, JR, WW), pp. 83–92.

CHI-1989-BrownNG #empirical #visual notation

An experiment into the use of auditory cues to reduce visual workload (MLB, SLN, EPG), pp. 339–346.

HT-1987-Charney

Comprehending Non-Linear Text: The Role of Discourse Cues and Reading Strategies (DC), pp. 109–120.

SIGIR-1971-LovemanMT #named #preprocessor #strict

CUE: A Preprocessor for Restricted, Natural English (DBL, JAM, RGT), pp. 47–59.