[Gzz-commits] journals/plans SA_2003.rst

[Janne V. Kujala]

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Changes by:     Janne V. Kujala <address@hidden>        03/05/14 06:16:38

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        plans          : SA_2003.rst 

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        editing methods in general

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--- journals/plans/SA_2003.rst:1.123    Wed May 14 06:15:52 2003
+++ journals/plans/SA_2003.rst  Wed May 14 06:16:38 2003
@@ -285,39 +285,29 @@
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 Most of the new user interface techniques are motivated by perceptual 
-aspects.
-
-For example, fillets are designed to enhance perceivability of visual
-connections between interface elements. 
-
+aspects such as texture perception, color perception, 
+Gestalt principles of grouping, etc.
 To understand the 
+we need to model the properties of human visual perception 
+and cognition. 
 
+In this approach, we can apply the earlier experience 
+on the MCMC and other sampling and modeling methods.
 
-modeling properties of human visual perception and cognition. 
-
-
-One of the basic principles of the Fenfire user interfaces is continuity.
-Continuity helps the user to perceive the interface as cognitively
-coherent --- things are related to each other, not disconnected. This
-reduces load in the user's working memory.
-
-
+.. comment
 
+   For example, fillets are designed to enhance perceivability of visual
+   connections between interface elements. 
 
-JVK, HH
 
-For text filtering and ...
-
-As one theoretical approach for modeling the readability 
-we can use the correlation function of the rendered text.
-
-In this approach, we can apply the earlier experience 
-on the MCMC and other sampling and modeling methods.
 
 Usability experiments
 '''''''''''''''''''''
 
-JVK, HH
+One of the basic principles of the Fenfire user interfaces is continuity.
+Continuity helps the user to perceive the interface as cognitively
+coherent --- things are related to each other, not disconnected. This
+reduces load in the user's working memory.
 
 Some of the ideas aiming to maintain continuity in the Fenfire user
 interface (such as focus-context) have been proved to be efficient by
@@ -334,6 +324,8 @@
 interviews can be used to collect the personal opinions of the
 participants about the tested idea.
 
+In the next phase, the techniques will be tested in a more realistic 
+situation.
 Finally, we will carry usability tests on a simulated interface, in which
 several ideas are implemented simultaneously. The users will be observed
 in realistic use situations. Behavioral data will be gathered in verbal
@@ -521,6 +513,9 @@
 
 The goals in this area are the development of the mathematical framework
 for qualitatively 
+XXX
+As one theoretical approach for modeling the readability 
+we can use the correlation function of the rendered text.
 
 
 Unique background textures