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prefuse : A Toolkit for Interactive Information Visualization
To simplify the creation and customization of interactive information visualization applications, we have created prefuse, a theoretically-motivated software framework for creating a wide range of dynamic visualizations. We have built both existing and novel visualizations testing the toolkit's flexibility and performance.
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MultiView: Spatially Faithful Group Video Conferencing
MultiView adds a new level of spatial fidelity to the many-to-many video conferencing experience by
giving each person in the conference a unique and correct view of the remote side. This new level of
spatial fidelity restores many of the non-verbal and spatial cues like eye contact and deixis to improve the overall effectiveness of remote collaboration.
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The Role of the Author in Topical Blogs
In this paper, I present a study of the role of the author plays in the construction of topical blogs, in particular focusing on how blog authors make decisions about what to post and how they judge the quality of posts.
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ImproViz: Visual Explorations of Jazz Improvisations
ImproViz is a visualization technique for diagramming music that brings to light the signature patterns of a jazz musician's improvisational style. ImproViz consists of two parts: melodic landscapes show the general contours of musical phrasing; and harmonic palettes represent the musician's tendency to use a particular combination of notes in a given part of the song.
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Designing Systems that Direct Human Action This paper presents a user-centered design process for Active Capture systems. These systems bring together techniques from human-human direction practice, multimedia signal processing, and human-computer interaction to form computational systems that automatically analyze and direct human action. PDF
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A Visualization to Facilitate Productive Discussions
We present a method for viewing an e-mail discussion intended for use by participants during the discussion. The display technique is designed to help participants identify positions, arguments, and evidence, and make clarifications and corrections.
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The HCI Emphasis at UC Berkeley's SIMS
HCI education at the School of Information Management and Systems is focused primarily in the masters program.
This article describes the HCI emphasis and the relevant courses currently offered at SIMS.
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