Titlebook: Rapid Serial Visual Presentation; Design for Cognition Robert Spence,Mark Witkowski Book 2013 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Experimental Evidence,e phenomenon of pre-attentive processing, supporting the recognition of a target image within about 100?ms and without conscious cognitive effort. But other factors, if ignored, can detract from the benefits of RSVP. They include change blindness and saccadic blindness. Other features of the human c

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RSVP Modes and Their Properties,ear without moving, (2) moving modes, where images appear sequentially, move about the display and then disappear, and (3) multiple entry/exit modes, in which images appear and disappear in many locations or move along several paths. We consider how design parameters such as presentation rate, speed

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Analysing Gaze for RSVP,sual search, steady gaze, nystagmus and visual pursuit characterisations introduced in the previous chapter. Eye-gaze response behaviour is analysed with quantitative data and fully illustrated with gaze plots of fixations and saccades, temporal plots of the x and y coordinates of gaze position (XY-

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Design,requiring only a minimal understanding of the underpinning empirical evidence and theory. Both objective (e.g., image recognition) and subjective (e.g., fatigue) performances are of concern. Six questions typically asked by interaction designers concern those parameters that influence performance: t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5085-5Eye-gaze; Fixation; Gaze Behaviour; Gaze Travel; Interaction Design; RSVP; Rapid Serial Visual Presentatio

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