Emotion Recognition and Brain Informatics
Recognizing emotion and modelling brain and behavioral signals to understand human states.
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Virtual reality and telepresence: visual worlds from non-visual sensors
RJ Stone, I King, G Dalton, IS Weaver
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Wimps and nerds
M Chignell, JA Waterworth. Cited by 9
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The HEFTI Model of Text to Hypertext Conversion
M Chignell, B Nordhausen, JF Valdez, JA Waterworth. Cited by 32
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Predicting the Effects of Stress on Performance
PA Hancock, M Chignell, M Vercruyssen. Cited by 5
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A taxonomy of user interface terminology
M Chignell. Cited by 27
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Experimental Evaluations of a Model of Mental Workload
PA Hancock, M Chignell, M Vercruyssen, M Denhoff. Cited by 12
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Mental Models: A Fifth Paradigm?
TJV Higgins, M Chignell. Cited by 2
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Mental workload dynamics in adaptive interface design
PA Hancock, M Chignell. Cited by 150
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Cognitive Processes during Instrument Landing
TJV Higgins, M Chignell. Cited by 6
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Bibliographic information retrieval systems: increasing cognitive compatibility*
PJ Smith, DA Krawczak, SJ Shute, M Chignell. Cited by 6
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Integration of the Cognitive and Physical Aspects of the Human-Machine Interface
M Chignell, PA Hancock. Cited by 9
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Comparison of Mental Workload and Available Capacity in Complex Person-Machine Systems
M Chignell, PA Hancock. Cited by 4