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Automatic analysis of facial expressions
Proceedings of the 2014 ACM/IEEE international conference on Human-robot interaction, 2014Facial behaviour is our preeminent means to communicating affective and social signals. This talk discusses a number of components of human facial behaviour, how they can be automatically sensed and analysed by computers, what is the past research in the field conducted by the iBUG group at Imperial College London, and how far we are from enabling ...
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Automatic ergonomic work analysis
Applied Ergonomics, 1987To reduce occupational-related diseases, injuries and impairments to the musculo-skeletal systems, an ergonomics analysis of the work process is necessary. The authors describe a project to develop an automatic ergonomic work analysis method using existing and developed models of work stress factors.
M, Wangenheim, B, Samuelson
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Automatic performance analysis with periscope
Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 2009AbstractPerformance analysis is essential to fully exploit the potential of highâperformance computers. With the imminence of petascale systems which will consist of ten thousands or even hundred thousands of processor cores, this task will increase in complexity.
Michael Gerndt, Michael Ott 0001
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Automatic recognition and analysis of synapses
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 1976An automatic system for recognizing synaptic junctions would allow analysis of large samples of tissue for the possible classification of specific well-defined sets of synapses based upon structural morphometric indices. In this paper the three steps of our system are described: (1) cytochemical tissue preparation to allow easy recognition of the ...
J A, Ungerleider +2 more
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2017
This chapter illustrates how automatisms involve the lack of the feeling of doing an action but may even go beyond this to include a distinct feeling that the person is not doing. The loss of perceived voluntariness is so remarkable during an automatism that the person may vehemently resist describing the action as consciously or personally caused.
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This chapter illustrates how automatisms involve the lack of the feeling of doing an action but may even go beyond this to include a distinct feeling that the person is not doing. The loss of perceived voluntariness is so remarkable during an automatism that the person may vehemently resist describing the action as consciously or personally caused.
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An architecture for automatic gesture analysis
Proceedings of the working conference on Advanced visual interfaces, 2000The field of human-computer interaction has been widely investigated in the last years, resulting in a variety of systems used in different application fields like virtual reality simulation environments, software user interfaces, and digital library systems.A very crucial part of all these systems is the input module which is devoted to recognize the ...
Edoardo Ardizzone +3 more
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Automatic analysis with thermometric detection
Talanta, 1968The construction of a cell and associated Wheatstone bridge detector circuitry is described for a thermometric detector suitable for attachment to a Technicon Autoanalyzer. The detector produces a d.c. mV signal linearly proportional to the concentration (0.005-0.1M) of the thermally reactive component in the sample stream when it is mixed in the cell ...
W R, McLean, G E, Penketh
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Automatic parsing for content analysis
Communications of the ACM, 1970Although automatic syntactic and semantic analysis is not yet possible for all of an unrestricted natural language text, some applications, of which content analysis is one, do not have such a stringent coverage requirement. Preliminary studies show that the Harvard Syntactic Analyzer can produce correct and unambiguous identification of the subject ...
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Automatic Chloroplast Movement Analysis
2016In response to low or high intensities of light, the chloroplasts in the mesophyll cells of the leaf are able to increase or decrease their exposure to light by accumulating at the upper and lower sides or along the side walls of the cell respectively.
Henrik, Johansson, Mathias, Zeidler
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Automatic analysis. Methods in automatic analysis
Proceedings of the Society for Analytical Chemistry, 1965G. Mattock, A. Diggens
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