'Trust' is used in a variety of ways in computing literature, and social trust is emerging as an important computational problem. This book brings together a collection of important work in computing social trust from computer science and related disciplines.
Based on a major European Integrated Project, this book explores a new look at human interfaces, one in which computers become participants among humans interacting with humans. It contains over one hundred illustrations, most in color.
Using computing power to analyze human behavior will generate advanced applications in many arenas. This comprehensive guide covers key concepts, details frequently used algorithms and techniques, and discusses examples of real-life applications.
People live with an awareness of their social and physical environments. Network technology has extended the reach of that awareness. This book considers the design of awareness systems from the theoretical foundations to empirical studies and design concepts.
Using the BCI2000 software platform, this volume provides an introduction to Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) experiments. Basic BCI operating principles are described, in addition to signal processing, and a variety of brain signal acquisition methods.
Presents novel ways for helping HCI designers communicate why they want to promote users’ contact with cultural diversity, presenting five cultural viewpoint metaphors supporting reasoning and decision-making in dimensions of intercultural experience.