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The visual element in music

Music and Letters, 1943
'Drei Satze aus den Floten-Sonaten', ed. by G. Miiller. (Zimmermann, Leipzig, I 562.) Four Concertos, flute and strings, arr. for flute and piano by C. Reinecke and W. Barge. (Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig, 5511-4.) Handel, G. F. Seven Sonatas, flute and piano, ed. by M. Schwedler. 2 vols. (Peters, Leipzig, 9297.) Haydn, J. Sonata No.
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The value of visual elements in web search

Proceedings of the 33rd international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 2010
We used eye-tracking equipment to observe 36 participants as they performed three search tasks using three graphically-enhanced web search interfaces (Kartoo, SearchMe and Viewzi). In this poster we describe findings of the study focusing on how the presentation of SERP results influences how the user scans and attends to the results, and the user ...
Marilyn Ostergren   +2 more
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Identification of figural elements in a visual domain

Biological Cybernetics, 1980
Identification of figural elements is based upon comparison of one of several formal pattern descriptions with subjective similarity judgements. The best description appears to contain figural elements which are heavily dependent on the visual domain chosen for the experiment.
Eijkman, E. G. J.   +3 more
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Elements of Data Visualization

2020
It is useful to analyze the design of complex objects that have parts involved in different movements and a lot of features that require tuning. Some objects that are used in financial applications can be the best for such discussions.
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Annotation of graphical elements in visualizations for an efficient analysis of visual tasks

CHI '14 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2014
Data visualizations evaluated in an eye tracking experiment can be analyzed by using areas of interest (AOIs) on the data visualization. Usually, AOIs are defined manually and have to be adjusted if the layout of the stimulus is changed. Since this manual adjustment is time-consuming, we have developed a concept to automatically annotate graphical ...
Michael Raschke   +3 more
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The Effect of a Visual Element on Musical Sensitivity

2011
This research is to review sensitivity comparisons between musical rhythm and visual rhythm focused on the kinetic typography that can be utilized as a synesthesia. According to preliminary research, kinetic typography that has visual movement can be measured by AVSM (affective value scale of music), which is one of the "emotional measures for ...
Jieun Lee   +2 more
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Optimizing Visual Element Placement via Visual Attention Analysis

2019 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces (VR), 2019
Eye-tracking enables researchers to conduct complex analysis on human behavior. With the recent introduction of eye-tracking into consumer-grade virtual reality headsets, the barrier of entry to visual attention analysis in virtual environments has been lowered significantly.
Rawan Alghofaili   +5 more
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Strengthening the visual element in visual media materials

TechTrends, 1996
W 'ant an eye-opening experience? Try watching a television program or an audiovisual presentation without the sound. How much information do you receive from the visual element alone? Often it is very little and/ or confusing by itself. It may seem like stating the obvious to say that television is predominantly a visual medium.
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Development of Visual Elements for Accurate Simulation

2019
Virtual reality (VR) is a powerful tool to study human behavior and performance under the controlled conditions of a laboratory simulation. Simulation fidelity, particularly in the visual representation of the virtual environment (VE), continues to improve with ongoing advances in computer graphics technology.
Timothy J. Orr   +5 more
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Visual Elements and Fonts

2010
This chapter is designed to help you make decisions with when to use a visual aid, and what type of aid is most appropriate for your purpose. The key to whether an image, photo, figure, chart etc is necessary for a presentation is whether it will add value for the audience relate to what you are saying look ...
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