Perceptual computing

Perceptual computing is an application of Zadeh's theory of computing with words on the field of assisting people to make subjective judgments.

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2015

Research on perceptual epenthesis in Japanese has revealed high back [ɯ] to be the vowel commonly perceived in illicit consonant…

2014

This paper presents a model‐based image steganography method based on Watson's visual model. Model‐based steganography assumes a…

2013

The iconic images and the educational environments observed from a daily anthropology and aesthetics show a broad educational…

2013

We introduce two new classes of single-parameter aggregation functions based upon the Tsallis q-exponential function of non…

2010

The Identification-Production Hypothesis predicts that the effect of divided attention (DA) at encoding should be larger when…

2009

This paper traces the historical origins of perceptual computing and credits Tong and Bonissone (IEEE Trans Syst Man Cybern 10…

2004

This paper describes the DIVA model of speech production and presents results of experiments designed to test and refine the…

1999

Using a prominence-based speech synthesizer of German, different patterns of prosodic prominence have been examined as to whether…

1995

As a word moves from isolation in a list to being contextually bound in meaningful discourse, its probability of priming in tests…

Review

1993

Review

1993

In this paper Green's (1989) notion of "cognitive dimensions" is used to consider the properties of notations and media for…