Ivonin et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Beyond cognition and affect: sensing the unconsciousIvonin et al., 2015
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- Ivonin L
- Chang H
- Díaz M
- Català A
- Chen W
- Rauterberg M
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- Behaviour & Information Technology
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In the past decade, research on human–computer interaction has embraced psychophysiological user interfaces that enhance awareness of computers about conscious cognitive and affective states of users and increase their adaptive capabilities. Still, human …
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