Members of the Centre for Creative Technology have published an online paper at the Revista eletrônica de musicologia - Electronic Musicological Review:
Reinhold Behringer, Adam Stansbie, Nikos Stavropoulos, Michael Ward. Information Computing Technology (ICT) for Music Composition and Seamless Performance Interfaces Electronic Music Review, Vol.12, March 2009.
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Friday, 1 May 2009
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
Paper at LCEA 09 Symposium
A paper has been accepted at the LCEA09 Symposium to be held at 19th January 2009:
Richard Stevens, Tony Renshaw, David Raybould and Paul Marchant (Leeds Metropolitan University). Are you seeing what I’m seeing? Eye tracking for the evaluation of dynamic scenes.
It describes the 2006/7 multimedia exhibition, ‘Repossessed’, during which over 400 members of the public watched scenes from Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’. The paper describes the basis of an approach to the use of eye tracking techniques, visualisations, and metrics to measure the influence of directorial techniques on film viewers’ experience.
Richard Stevens, Tony Renshaw, David Raybould and Paul Marchant (Leeds Metropolitan University). Are you seeing what I’m seeing? Eye tracking for the evaluation of dynamic scenes.
It describes the 2006/7 multimedia exhibition, ‘Repossessed’, during which over 400 members of the public watched scenes from Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’. The paper describes the basis of an approach to the use of eye tracking techniques, visualisations, and metrics to measure the influence of directorial techniques on film viewers’ experience.
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