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Testing the rehearsal hypothesis with two FastTap interfaces

2015
Rehearsal-based interfaces such as Marking Menus or FastTap are designed to enable smooth transitions from novice to expert performance by making the novice's visually-guided actions a physical rehearsal of the expert's feedback-free actions. However, these interfaces have not been extensively tested in real use.
Carl Gutwin, Andy Cockburn, Benjamin J. Lafreniere   +2 more
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The role of touch in osteopathic practice: A narrative review and integrative hypothesis.

Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice, 2020
INTRODUCTION Osteopathy relies on a touch-based approach to promote health. This narrative review aims to analyze the role of touch in clinical osteopathic practice.
Francesca Baroni, N. Ruffini, Giandomenico D’Alessandro, G. Consorti, C. Lunghi   +4 more
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The Interface Hypothesis, Revised

An autoregressive language model has a wide read head and a narrow write head: it can re-read the full high-dimensional record of its own prior computation through the KV cache, but it can steer its future only by appending discrete tokens, one at a time.
Houlemarde, Lou, Anthropic (United States)   +1 more
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A piezoelectric hypothesis for interface superconductivity in CuCl

Solid State Communications, 1980
Abstract A new model for “excitonic” superconductivity is proposed to explain the anomalous diamagnetism seen in CuCl. The superconductivity is presumed to occur in thin layers of copper deposited in grain boundaries of the CuCl. Pairing of the cooper electrons is ascribed to virtual electronic excitations between the metal and adjacent, two ...
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Mixed Reality as a Bidirectional Communication Interface for Human-Robot Interaction

IEEE/RJS International Conference on Intelligent RObots and Systems, 2020
We present a decision-theoretic model and robot system that interprets multimodal human communication to disambiguate item references by asking questions via a mixed reality (MR) interface. Existing approaches have either chosen to use physical behaviors,
Eric Rosen, David Whitney, Michael Fishman, D. Ullman, Stefanie Tellex   +4 more
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The Rayleigh hypothesis in scattering off photonic crystal interfaces

Optics Communications, 2007
Abstract We examine the Rayleigh hypothesis in the context of scattering of light off photonic crystal interfaces. First, the hypothesis – which was initially suggested for scattering of waves off rough surfaces between homogeneous media – is rephrased to apply to photonic crystal interfaces.
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Shear-Induced Crystallization at Polymer–Substrate Interface: The Slippage Hypothesis

Macromolecules, 2011
When a shear-induced crystallization of polymers was formed between a pair of rotating plates, there existed two possibilities in forming this shear-induced crystal: one is that the shish-kebab for...
Bo Shen, Yongri Liang, Chenggui Zhang, Charles C. Han   +3 more
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Testing the Interface Vulnerability Hypothesis with Korean Heritage Speakers

Korean Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2013
This study investigates the validity of Sorace (2011)’s Interface Hypothesis by testing Korean heritage speakers over two different interface properties in binding phenomena - syntax-semantics interface and syntax-pragmatics interface. The study focuses on the interpretation of binding of various Korean anaphors.
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Improvement of Embedded Human-Machine Interfaces Combining Language, Hypothesis and Error Models

2011 22nd International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2011
In this paper, a generic Symbol Input Correction Method for Human-Machine Interfaces, especially useful for embedded devices where the input subsystem is often size-constrained, combining a Language Model, the Input Hypothesis information and an Error Model is proposed.
Juan-Carlos Perez-Cortes, Rafael Llobet, J. Ramon Navarro-Cerdan, Joaquim Arlandis   +3 more
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Civilization Interface Hypothesis (CIH)

Contact between civilizations is logically reducible to four states: Elimination, Integration, Concealment, and Standoff. The Civilization Interface Hypothesis (CIH) proposes a theoretical framework describing the behavioral logic of intelligent civilizations.
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