Titlebook: LISS 2012; Proceedings of 2nd I Zhenji Zhang,Runtong Zhang,Juliang Zhang Conference proceedings 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013

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神刊

Fang Wei,Feng Lingsitive issues in a mixed-mode survey. Our motivation for the study comes from social desirability bias, which is a generally discussed theme in social surveys. The data are derived from the Finnish section of the International Social Survey Program (ISSP) 2013 (n?=?1,243), which applied both self-co

怒目而視

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Fanrong Mu,Dan Changrise when end-user build their applications, such as the quality of those solutions. End-User Software Engineering research aims to support end-user in their applications development. A main challenge of EUSE is to find ways to blend typical software engineering activities into daily work of end-use

ASSET

Li Yisong,Jia Lu,Chen Xiaofei and inconvenient. It’s because of the small size of keys, the difference between view angle and touch point, the tilt of the device etc. When entering text, the human eye conducted visual search for the target key, then casted their attention on the symbol on the button. In this research we would l

魔鬼在游行

Miaomiao Du,Hua Yi full papers, etc., with different topics. The high content diversity may cause an overload of information to attendees, making it difficult to choose between all sessions. This paper describes a mobile application called AppIHC to help attendees access event’s schedule and promote users’ engagement

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壓迫

Sheng Qu,Xianliang Shi,Guowei Huaage data of the facial expression and speech emotion recognition analyzing voice data. However, since facial expressions and speech can be arbitrarily changed, they can be said to lack objectivity, which is necessary for emotion estimation. Therefore, emotional analysis using biological signal such

勉勵(lì)

Chundi Liu built-in light sensor utilization. Simple in-air gestures, performed above the smartphone screen, alter the current level of ambient lighting. This allows adjusting the keyboard cursor position based on the sensor readings. The idea of this work is in accordance with the Around-Device Interaction (

跟隨

Wang Zhe,Wang Weid taps or strokes with the thumb. The device is covered with a thin plate with holes. The plate limits the area that can be touched, and the boundaries of the holes allow the user to recognize the position of the finger by the tactile sensation of the finger. The text entered by the user is displaye