«human searching behavior»
۶۱۳۷ نتیجهLearning Human Search Behavior from Egocentric Visual Inputs
"Looking for things" is a mundane but critical task we repeatedly carry on in our daily life. We introduce method to develop human character capable of searching randomly located target object detailed 3D scene using its locomotion capability and egocentric vision perception repr
Lateralized attention in the brain: Top-down versus bottom-up biases in human search behavior
Session II 14.00 – 14.45 Thomas Töllner: “Orienting attention to locations in visual versus mental space: Same or different mechanisms?” 14.45 – 15.30 Veronica Mazza: “Electrophysiological correlates of object individuation in the enumeration process” 15.30 – 16.00 Tea & Coffee 1
Analyzing Human Search Behavior When Subjective Returns are Unobservable
Abstract The exploration versus exploitation dilemma is a critical issue in human information acquisition and sequential belief formation, the multi-armed bandit problem has been widely used to address it. Because of its high descriptive accuracy, SGU model, which combines SoftMa
Student Searching Behavior and the Web: Use of Academic Resources and Google
This article reports results of two user studies of search engine use conducted to evaluate the United Kingdom’s national academic sector digital information services and projects. The results presented here focus on student searching behavior and show that commercial Internet se
Situation Normality and the Shape of Search: the Effects of Time Delays and Information Presentation on Search Behavior Situation Normality and the Shape of Search: the Effects of Time Delays and Information Presentation on Search Behavior
Delays have become one of the most often cited complaints of Web users. Long delays often cause users to abandon their searches, but how do tolerable delays affect information search behavior? Intuitively, we would expect that tolerable delays should induce decreased information
Behavioral Considerations in Developing Web Information Systems: User-centered Design Agenda
The current paper explores designing a web information retrieval system regarding the searching behavior of users in real and everyday life. Designing an information system that is closely linked to human behavior is equally important for providers and the end users. From an Info
Online Health-Searching Behavior Among HIV-Seropositive and HIV-Seronegative Men Who Have Sex With Men in the Baltimore and Washington, DC Area
BACKGROUND Searching online for health information is common among American adults. However, there have been few studies to investigate the online health-searching behaviors among men who have sex with men (MSM) with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). OBJECTIVE To estimate the p
Mining Unusual Search Behavior Related to Physical Events
Search logs of commercial search engines like Bing or Google reflect the topics of interest in humans at any given point of time. While many of these topics are predictable information needs, some are unusual and point to a curious human mind. In this paper, we propose a novel so
Increased Complexities in Visual Search Behavior in Skilled Players for a Self-Paced Aiming Task
The badminton serve is an important shot for winning a rally in a match. It combines good technique with the ability to accurately integrate visual information from the shuttle, racket, opponent, and intended landing point. Despite its importance and repercussive nature, to date
Navigation in Social Networks: Inspired by Kleinberg’s Model and Human Travel Behavior Research
Though the phenomenon of ’six degrees of separation’ always attracts many scientists’ attention, yet we haven’t thoroughly understood why our social network has such highly efficient decentralized search ability. Inspired by Kleinberg’s model and the fact that human travel behavi