Date: | October 19th, 2005 |
Location: | DC 1304 |
Time: | 1:30 PM |
Chair: | Ed Lank |
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Location: | DC1304 | DC1304 | DC1304 | DC1304 |
Chair: | Andrew Lauritzen |
Celine Latulipe |
Yi Lin |
Robin Liu |
Technical Presentation: |
Edward Lank |
Craig Kaplan |
Andrew Lauritzen |
Yi Lin |
Bimanual and Unimanual Image Alignment: An Evaluation of Mouse-Based Techniques
Abstract:
I present an evaluation of three mouse-based techniques for aligning digital images. I discuss the physical image alignment task and the implications for interacting with virtual images. In a formal evaluation I show that a symmetric, dual-mouse technique outperforms an asymmetric dual-mouse technique which in turn outperforms a single-mouse technique. I show that even after mode switching times are removed, the symmetric technique outperforms the single mouse technique.
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