An analysis of cursor positioning may provide guidelines for improvements in cursor control. Four experiments addressed efficiency of cursor control devices (Mouse, Digitising Pen, Accupoint, Trackball). Participants moved a cursor leftwards, upwards or rightwards, positioning it in large or small targets situated in near or far space on the computer screen. Cursor coordinates were sampled every 5 ms. The number of submovements and the proportion of time spent in deceleration were analysed. Participants could not plan movements controlled by an Accupoint. Cursor trajectories were more variable in near space for detachable manipulanda due to potential cartesian coordinate system incompatibilitie
[[abstract]]To know the directional efficiency of cursor moving is important for the purpose of guid...
Mouse cursor tracking has become a prominent method for characterizing cognitive processes, used in ...
People have a good intuition of how to move a computer mouse to place a cursor at a desired position...
An analysis of cursor positioning may provide guidelines for improvements in cursor control. Four ex...
In order to create an algorithm, which predicts the endpoint of a cursor movement, an experiment was...
Target acquisition is greatly helped by tactual feedback. To create non-disturbing tactual feedback-...
This study proposes two cursor-capturing functions (jumping and gravity) in mouse operation. The jum...
People with motion-impairments can often have difficulty with accurate control of standard pointing ...
Six cursor control devices were compared on a target acquisition task which required subjects to mov...
Abstract—We analyzed cursor control trace with respect to three cursor control methods: eye-gaze, ha...
Objective: This experiment identifies and models phases during the positioning of graphical objects ...
?Point and click? interactions remain one of the key features of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). P...
A pointing device plays an important role in human-computer interaction. The computer mouse is a con...
"Point and click" interactions remain one of the key features of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). P...
This paper describes a study of the cursor trajectories of motion-impaired users in "point and click...
[[abstract]]To know the directional efficiency of cursor moving is important for the purpose of guid...
Mouse cursor tracking has become a prominent method for characterizing cognitive processes, used in ...
People have a good intuition of how to move a computer mouse to place a cursor at a desired position...
An analysis of cursor positioning may provide guidelines for improvements in cursor control. Four ex...
In order to create an algorithm, which predicts the endpoint of a cursor movement, an experiment was...
Target acquisition is greatly helped by tactual feedback. To create non-disturbing tactual feedback-...
This study proposes two cursor-capturing functions (jumping and gravity) in mouse operation. The jum...
People with motion-impairments can often have difficulty with accurate control of standard pointing ...
Six cursor control devices were compared on a target acquisition task which required subjects to mov...
Abstract—We analyzed cursor control trace with respect to three cursor control methods: eye-gaze, ha...
Objective: This experiment identifies and models phases during the positioning of graphical objects ...
?Point and click? interactions remain one of the key features of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). P...
A pointing device plays an important role in human-computer interaction. The computer mouse is a con...
"Point and click" interactions remain one of the key features of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). P...
This paper describes a study of the cursor trajectories of motion-impaired users in "point and click...
[[abstract]]To know the directional efficiency of cursor moving is important for the purpose of guid...
Mouse cursor tracking has become a prominent method for characterizing cognitive processes, used in ...
People have a good intuition of how to move a computer mouse to place a cursor at a desired position...