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The impact of the affinity on ASD people visual engagement

Fournier et al., 2023

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470654039021493696
Author
Fournier J
Etchamendy E
Chérel M
Outtas M
Zhang L
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Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Content-based Multimedia Indexing

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Autism spectrum disorders affect the way people perceive their environment and interact with it. Many autistic people have a passion for an object or a topic, such as a film, planes, or geography maps to name very few of them, which is called an affinity. This affinity is …
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