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Proceedings of the 2018 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2018
Distance Cartograms (DC) distort geographical features so that the measured distance between a single location and any other location on a map indicates absolute travel time. Although studies show that users can efficiently assess travel time with DC, distortion applied in DC may confuse users, and its usefulness "in the wild" is unknown. To understand
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Distance Cartograms (DC) distort geographical features so that the measured distance between a single location and any other location on a map indicates absolute travel time. Although studies show that users can efficiently assess travel time with DC, distortion applied in DC may confuse users, and its usefulness "in the wild" is unknown. To understand
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UNDERWATER DISTORTION: AND PLAIN DISTORTION
British Journal of Psychology, 1972In a paper on underwater distortion of size Ross et al. (1970) report results which they claim to be at variance with a theory they attribute to Taylor. The so‐called theory is actually a deduction from Taylor's theory of perception and, when it is correctly stated, it is confirmed by the ...
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The Measurement of Distortion Current and Distortion Power
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 1984A converter for resolving current or voltage into three mutually orthogonal components-active, reactive, and distortion-is suggested. The described system confirms the possibility of measuring the distortion current and distortion power on the basis of the time-domain approach.
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Waveform distortion and distortion power
IEE Proceedings B Electric Power Applications, 1992The distortionless conditions between nonsinusoidal voltages and currents are deduced, and the definitions of distortion current, distortion voltage and distortion power are introduced. The authors discuss some current formulas for nonsinusoidal power.
S.Q. Sun, Q.R. Xiang
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SIAM Review, 1974
All maps which cartographers use to represent the earth and most maps which psychologists use to represent experimental data are distorted; i.e., distances in the maps do not exactly equal distances in the original space. Here mean-squared error is used to measure distortion and the problem is to find a map which minimizes it.
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All maps which cartographers use to represent the earth and most maps which psychologists use to represent experimental data are distorted; i.e., distances in the maps do not exactly equal distances in the original space. Here mean-squared error is used to measure distortion and the problem is to find a map which minimizes it.
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Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1992
Clinical observations suggesting that perceptual distortions can take place during episodes of fear are described, and two hypotheses are set out: (1) perceptual distortions occur during episodes of fear, and (2) such distortions decline after reduction of the pertinent fear.
S, Rachman, M, Cuk
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Clinical observations suggesting that perceptual distortions can take place during episodes of fear are described, and two hypotheses are set out: (1) perceptual distortions occur during episodes of fear, and (2) such distortions decline after reduction of the pertinent fear.
S, Rachman, M, Cuk
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Memory, 2020
Conventional false memories recount events that either did not happen (item errors) or that happened in a different context (source errors). Fuzzy-trace theory predicts deeper anomalies that lie behind conventional false memories. These deep distortions are structural irregularities in the ways that specific recountings are related to each other or to ...
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Conventional false memories recount events that either did not happen (item errors) or that happened in a different context (source errors). Fuzzy-trace theory predicts deeper anomalies that lie behind conventional false memories. These deep distortions are structural irregularities in the ways that specific recountings are related to each other or to ...
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