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Table 2 - Four categories of affective computing, focusing on expression and recognition

in TABLE OF CONTENTS: TABLE OF CONTENTS:.....................................................................................................................II LIST OF FIGURES:..................................................................................
by José Manuel, Castro Torres, Supervisor Dr. Alan Parkes 2000
"... In PAGE 26: ... Most of the actual computer systems fail when interacting with the emotional part of the users. The new proposed metaphors of human-computer interaction, multimodal in nature, open new categories of computer systems (II, II and IV of Table2 ) and the way these interact with the human user as can be seen in Table 2 (taken from Picard, 1995). ... In PAGE 26: ... Most of the actual computer systems fail when interacting with the emotional part of the users. The new proposed metaphors of human-computer interaction, multimodal in nature, open new categories of computer systems (II, II and IV of Table 2) and the way these interact with the human user as can be seen in Table2 (taken from Picard, 1995). ... ..."

Table 3 Comparison between the desktop and garden metaphors

in DTD 5 ARTICLE IN PRESS Towards culture-centred design
by Siu-tsen Shen A, Martin Woolley B, Stephen Prior C 2005
"... In PAGE 14: ... The younger generation have grown up in an on-line world and many people relish the challenge of learning new software games and aspire to become experts. The choice of the weighted matrix method (see Table3 ) is inevitably subjective. However, the criteria and weightings were carefully chosen to reflect a fair and equitable set of important characteristics, by which the two alternatives can be judged.... ..."

Table 1: The metaphors and their appropriate basic metaphor

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by Ole Andreas Alsos, Ole Andreas Alsos, Ole Andreas Alsos 2005
"... In PAGE 17: ...xv Tables Table1 Thee metaphors and their appropriate basic metaphor .... ..."

Table 5.9: The number of participants that felt the most connected using each interaction according to metaphor and presence of a indicator of personal space. (out of a total of 32 participants)

in Communicating Emotion Through a Haptic Link
by Jocelyn Darlene Smith, C Jocelyn Darlene Smith, Jocelyn Smith 2005

Table 5.10: The number of participants that felt the most comfortable using each interaction according to metaphor and presence of a indicator of personal space. (out of a total of 32 participants)

in Communicating Emotion Through a Haptic Link
by Jocelyn Darlene Smith, C Jocelyn Darlene Smith, Jocelyn Smith 2005

Table 5.11: The number of participants that felt the best able to convey emotion using each interaction according to metaphor and presence of a indicator of personal space. (out of a total of 32 participants)

in Communicating Emotion Through a Haptic Link
by Jocelyn Darlene Smith, C Jocelyn Darlene Smith, Jocelyn Smith 2005

Table 5.12: The number of participants that felt the best able to perceive emo- tion using each interaction according to metaphor and presence of a indicator of personal space. (out of a total of 32 participants)

in Communicating Emotion Through a Haptic Link
by Jocelyn Darlene Smith, C Jocelyn Darlene Smith, Jocelyn Smith 2005

Table I. Metaphorical Transformation

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Table 1. Classification of metaphors

in Modeling the Multi-Sensory Design Space
by Keith Nesbitt

Table 3 An example of a metaphor.

in Virtual Reality Systems For Browsing Multimedia
by Antonio Massari, Lorenzo Saladini, Fabio Sisinni, Walter Napolitano, Matthias Hemmje, Aldo Paradiso, Martin Leissler 1998
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