Schoemaker, L., Nijtmans, J., Camurri, A., Lavagetto, F., Morasso, P., t, C.B., GuiardMarigny, T., Goff, B.L., Robert-Ribes, J., Adjoudani, A., Defee, I., Munch, S., Hartung, K., Blauert, J.: A taxonomy of multimodal interaction in the human information processing system. Technical report, ESPRIT BRA, No. 8579 (1995) Home/Search Document Details and Download
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