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Pictogramming — programming learning environment using human pictograms
2018 IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON), 2018In this study, we propose a new programming learning environment called "Pictogramming." Pictogramming is based on two words: "pictogram" and "programming." The basis of this application is the use of a human-shaped pictogram (i.e., a "human pictogram"). Pictograms resemble a person or object with an abstract representation.
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1997
Having studied pictograms from the point of view of their pragmatics, we are now in a position to take the next step and learn more about the relationship between pictograms and language.
Christine Strothotte, Thomas Strothotte
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Having studied pictograms from the point of view of their pragmatics, we are now in a position to take the next step and learn more about the relationship between pictograms and language.
Christine Strothotte, Thomas Strothotte
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Circle Pictograms for Vote Vectors
SIAM Review, 1996Summary: Let \(a\), \(b\), and \(c\) be three alternatives in an election and let \(abc\) be the fraction of the electorate with preference order \(a\succ b\succ c\), etc. This paper introduces the pictogram for the vote vector \(V = (abc acb cab cba bca bac)\), which consists of a circle and three pairwise intersecting chords.
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1997
We now turn to a discussion of pictograms from the point of view of their being pictures. This extends the idea in Chapter 11 that pictograms are in most cases only a pictorial presentation of words. Our current topic can be seen as a study of the ramifications of the etymology of the word pictogram, which is composed of the Latin pictus (picture) and ...
Christine Strothotte, Thomas Strothotte
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We now turn to a discussion of pictograms from the point of view of their being pictures. This extends the idea in Chapter 11 that pictograms are in most cases only a pictorial presentation of words. Our current topic can be seen as a study of the ramifications of the etymology of the word pictogram, which is composed of the Latin pictus (picture) and ...
Christine Strothotte, Thomas Strothotte
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Teaching Statistics, 2000
This article describes how pictograms can beconstructed using Microsoft Excel.
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This article describes how pictograms can beconstructed using Microsoft Excel.
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Development of Automatic Generating System of Motion-Pictograms from Still-Pictograms
International Journal of Computational MethodsPictograms convey meaning through graphic symbols; however, static pictograms have limitations, prompting research into animated pictograms (motion pictograms). While motion pictograms offer intuitive comprehension, their limited adoption results from higher production costs than their static counterparts.
Natsumi Okatani +2 more
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2022
Quando ci è stato commissionato il progetto di una casa per un bambino autistico, la nostra proposta è andata oltre la scelta dei colori, dell'acustica, della sicurezza o dei materiali. Grazie ad una ricerca dell'Università di Alicante in collaborazione con medici, psicologi e associazioni DSA, le stanze della casa, e la loro distribuzione, sono state ...
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Quando ci è stato commissionato il progetto di una casa per un bambino autistico, la nostra proposta è andata oltre la scelta dei colori, dell'acustica, della sicurezza o dei materiali. Grazie ad una ricerca dell'Università di Alicante in collaborazione con medici, psicologi e associazioni DSA, le stanze della casa, e la loro distribuzione, sono state ...
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Culturally-Situated Pictogram Retrieval
2007This paper studies the patterns of cultural differences observed in pictogram interpretation. We conducted a 14-month online survey in the U.S. and Japan to ask the meaning of 120 pictograms used in a pictogram communication system. A total of 935 respondents in the U.S.
Heeryon Cho +5 more
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The Nature of Pictograms and Their Use
1997We have illustrated the wide variety of pictures with 127 examples so far. Chapter 3 presented a classification scheme for pictograms, abstract-graphical pictures, and presentational pictures, but the description of pictograms remained rather vague.
Christine Strothotte, Thomas Strothotte
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