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  • The Effects of Self-Control on Subsequent Purchasing Decisions
    Open Access31/07/2016Texas A&M University + 2
    The effect of self-control on individual behavior has long been a subject of debate. The psychology literature has advanced three theories to explain self-control. However, those theories carry contradictory predictions as they were restricted to linear relationships between an initial act of self-control and subsequent self-control ability. This study uses biometric measures collected in a […]

  • The Impact of Reviews and Average Rating on Hotel-Booking-Intention: A Qualitative Study
    GatedPeer-Reviewed17/07/2016Aalborg University
    Abstract: User-generated information types (ratings and reviews) are highly used when booking hotel rooms on Online Travel Agency (OTA) websites. The impact of user-generated information on decision-making is often investigated through quantitative research, thereby not examining in depth how and why travelers use this information. This paper therefore presents a qualitative study conducted to achieve […]

  • Detecting Student Emotions in Computer-Enabled Classrooms
    GatedPeer-Reviewed09/07/2016University of Notre Dame + 3
    Abstract: Affect detection is a key component of intelligent educational interfaces that can respond to the affective states of students. We use computer vision, learning analytics, and machine learning to detect students’ affect in the real-world environment of a school computer lab that contained as many as thirty students at a time. Students moved around, […]

  • A Quantitative Way for Measuring the Building User Design Feedback and Evaluation
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed01/07/2016Pennsylvania State University + 2
    Computers are not smart enough yet to design and thus alleviate the need for a designer, although they can offer various possibilities of assistant to the designer. Various learning techniques provided in machine learning and artificial intelligence, such as dynamic programming and reinforcement learning, are making computers smarter at so many of the tasks humans […]

  • The Forensic Biometric Analysis of Emotions from Facial Expressions and Physiological Processes from the Heart and Skin
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed29/06/2016University of Windsor
    Abstract: Decision-making, perception, memory and social interactions are greatly driven by emotion. Emotions can be measured from facial expressions through the facial muscles. A group of four students were exposed to emotionally loaded stimuli (videos and images) in its full complexity to assess the valence of the emotional expression, the associated arousal, skin respiration and […]

  • Predicting User Learning Performance From Eye Movements During Interaction With a Serious Game
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed28/06/2016University of Montreal
    Abstract: This paper explored the relationship between eye movements’ measures and learners’ performance during interaction with Crystal Island, a narrative-centered learning game environment. We gathered gaze data from 20 participants using Tobii Tx300 eye tracker while they were reading books and answering multiple-choices quizzes. Statistical analysis as well as classifications were performed. Random forest classifier […]

  • Unique Object Characteristics Differentially Affect Visual Attention During Viewing of Dynamic Stimuli: The Influence of Location and Luminosity
    GatedPeer-Reviewed21/06/2016MediaScience + 2
    Abstract: Understanding which characteristics of dynamic stimuli affect visual attention is crucial to usability research. We explored how object location and object luminosity differentially affect visual attention. Thirty-seven American participants viewed 34 Australian commercials, which were broken down by scene (N = 606) to identify all pertinent Areas of Interest (NAOIs = 2,695). Each AOI […]

  • Automatic Analysis of Eye-Tracking Data for Augmented Reality Applications: A Prospective Outlook
    GatedPeer-Reviewed11/06/2016Marche Polytechnic University + 2
    Abstract: Eye-tracking technology is becoming easier and cheaper to use, resulting in its increasing application to numerous fields of research. Recent years have seen rapid developments in this area. In light of the foregoing, in the context of Cultural Heritage (CH), the definition of a modern approach to understand how individuals perceive art is challenging. […]

  • Using Biometric Data to Assess Affective Response to Media Experiences
    GatedPeer-Reviewed03/06/2016Aalborg University + 2
    Abstract: The purpose of this work is to investigate a method of measuring emotional experience by interrupting video content every three minutes to self-report. We let 16 test participants watch the short-film Helium divided into a control group and an intervention group. The subjective experiences from nine subjects (the intervention group) were captured by self-reporting […]

  • Eye-tracking technology, visual preference surveys, and urban design: preliminary evidence of an effective methodology
    GatedPeer-Reviewed01/06/2016Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey + 2
    Abstract: Urban planners and designers use visual preference surveys to gather public opinion on potential designs for developments. Using eye-tracking technology, we administered a visual preference survey to a convenience sample to evaluate quantitatively the ways in which individuals process and rank images used in public settings for urban planning. We combined both a subjective […]

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