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	ACM Transactions on Applied Perception ACM Press         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 15 reviews Date Reviewed     Voluntary facial activations regulate physiological arousal and subjective experiences during virtual social stimulation Vanhala T., Surakka V., Courgeon M., Martin J.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 9(1): 1-21, 2012. Type: Article In recent years, computer simulations have been used to desensitize people suffering from a variety of phobias or generalized social anxiety. This paper describes experiments to assess the effectiveness of using voluntary facial gestures during... Oct 11 2012   Evaluating 2D and 3D visualizations of spatiotemporal information Kjellin A., Pettersson L., Seipel S., Lind M.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 7(3): 1-23, 2010. Type: Article Kjellin et al. examine how several test subjects interpret and predict the eventual outcomes of three visualization experiments. They created 2D and 3D maps of a fictitious landscape, using tracks to show the progress of vehicles. The object was... Sep 15 2011   Pointing in pictorial space: quantifying the perceived relative depth structure in mono and stereo images of natural scenes Wijntjes M., Pont S.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 7(4): 1-8, 2010. Type: Article Stereopsis is the process of creating a three-dimensional (3D) illusion based on two slightly different projections of a scene. Each projection is projected onto one eye. This effect, exploited in photographic images since the 19th century and,... Dec 3 2010   Visually significant edges Aydin T., Čadík M., Myszkowski K., Seidel H.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 7(4): 1-15, 2010. Type: Article Although edge detection has been the subject of extensive work for many years, it is still not difficult to find or manufacture images where the edge picture produced by current methods is visually unsatisfying. Human observers have a... Sep 30 2010   Investigating the role of body shape on the perception of emotion McDonnell R., Jörg S., McHugh J., Newell F., O’Sullivan C.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 6(3): 1-11, 2009. Type: Article Virtual characters are used extensively in movies and games, but the effect of both motion and body shape on the portrayal of basic human emotions remains poorly understood. Some suggest that the more anthropomorphic a virtual character is, the... Jul 22 2010   Spatial learning and navigation using a virtual verbal display Giudice N., Bakdash J., Legge G., Roy R.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 7(1): 1-22, 2010. Type: Article The virtual learning environment has been an effective tool for the learning process; it continues to gain importance, with gradual improvements in technology, tools, and methods with a special focus on information technology. User behavior, user ... Apr 22 2010   Using virtual environments to assess time-to-contact judgments from pedestrian viewpoints Seward A., Ashmead D., Bodenheimer B.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 4(3): 18-es, 2007. Type: Article Based on the time-to-contact (TTC) estimation of approaching vehicles, a pedestrian makes the street-crossing decisions. People estimate TTC through a very complicated process, and most parts of this judgment process are still unknown to... Feb 11 2008   Obstacle avoidance during walking in real and virtual environments Fink P., Foo P., Warren W.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 4(1): 2-es, 2007. Type: Article In the quest for quantitative and qualitative parameters that would characterize the differences (or similarities) in human actions in the real and virtual world, Fink, Foo, and Warren present a study of human performance in obstacle avoidance.... Apr 25 2007   An application of eyegaze tracking for designing radiologists’ workstations: insights for comparative visual search tasks Atkins M., Moise A., Rohling R.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 3(2): 136-151, 2006. Type: Article Radiologists must examine patient images quickly and accurately. The user interface for radiologists’ workstations can either help or hinder the effectiveness of this diagnostic tool. Atkins, Moise, and Rohling describe a study that... Sep 6 2006   A study of level-of-detail in haptic rendering Payandeh S., Dill J., Zhang J.  ACM Transactions on Applied Perception 2(1): 15-34, 2005. Type: Article Haptic feedback is becoming more and more common in the visual simulation of various critical tasks. To this end, the physical properties of the underlying material need to be measured or evaluated, and used to simulate the forces applied to the... Jun 13 2006       Display 510152550100 per column
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