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2021

6th IEEE/ACM International Workshop on Emotion Awareness in Software Engineering, SEmotion@ICSE 2021, Madrid, Spain, May 31, 2021IEEE, 2021. [doi]

Emotions in Computer Vision Service Q&AAlex Cummaudo, Ulrike Maria Graetsch, Maheswaree K. Curumsing, Rajesh Vasa, Scott Barnett, John Grundy 0001. semotion 2021: 13-18 [doi]

How Developers and Tools Categorize Sentiment in Stack Overflow Questions - A Pilot StudyNiloofar Mansoor, Cole S. Peterson, Bonita Sharif. semotion 2021: 19-22 [doi]

Analyzing Emotions in Conceptual Models Verification Tasks performed in Online ContestsAngela Mayhua-Quispe, Franci Suni Lopez, Nelly Condori-Fernández, Maria Fernanda Granda. semotion 2021: 7-12 [doi]

Assessing Perceived Sentiment in Pull Requests with Emoji: Evidence from Tools and Developer Eye MovementsKang-Il Park, Bonita Sharif. semotion 2021: 1-6 [doi]

1986

The perception of coherent motion in two-dimensional patternsEdward H. Adelson, J. Anthony Movshon. semotion 1986: 93-98 [doi]

Motion and time-varying imageryJ. K. Aggarwal. semotion 1986: 163-170 [doi]

Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH/SIGART Interdisciplinary Workshop on Motion: Representation and Perception, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1986Norman I. Badler, John K. Tsotsos, editors, Elsevier North-Holland, 1986. [doi]

Motion graphics, description and controlNorman I. Badler. semotion 1986: 295-302 [doi]

A hybrid approach to structure-from-motionAaron F. Bobick. semotion 1986: 196-214 [doi]

Perception of rotation in depth: the psychophysical evidenceMyron L. Braunstein. semotion 1986: 242-247 [doi]

Adapting optical-flow to measure object motion in reflectance and X-ray image sequencesNancy Cornelius, Takeo Kanade. semotion 1986: 145-153 [doi]

Perceiving and recovering structure from eventsJames E. Cutting. semotion 1986: 264-270 [doi]

A multiple track animator system for motion synchronizationD. Fortin, J. F. Lamy, D. Thalman. semotion 1986: 311-317 [doi]

"Graphical marionette"Carol M. Ginsberg, Delle Maxwell. semotion 1986: 303-310 [doi]

Real and apparent motion: one mechanism or two?Marc Green, Michael von Grünau. semotion 1986: 99-104 [doi]

Computing the velocity field along contoursEllen C. Hildreth. semotion 1986: 121-127 [doi]

Complex logarithmic mapping and the focus of expansionRamesh Jain. semotion 1986: 137-144 [doi]

Tracking three-dimensional moving light displaysMichael Jenkin. semotion 1986: 171-175 [doi]

Determining motion parameters for scenes with translation and rotationCharles Jerian, Ramesh C. Jain. semotion 1986: 176-182 [doi]

Motion from continuous or discontinuous arrangementsPaul A. Kolers. semotion 1986: 227-241 [doi]

The representation and perception of geometric structure in moving visual patternsJoseph S. Lappin. semotion 1986: 79-92 [doi]

Motion perception: second thoughts on the correspondence problemGeorge Mather, Stuart Anstis. semotion 1986: 63-78 [doi]

3-D balance in legged locomotion: modeling and simulation for the one-legged caseSeshashayee S. Murthy, Marc H. Raibert. semotion 1986: 324-331 [doi]

On the estimation of dense displacement vector fields from image sequencesHans-Hellmut Nagel. semotion 1986: 154-160 [doi]

Optical flowBernd Neumann. semotion 1986: 109-120 [doi]

Motion analysis of grammatical processes in a visual-gestural languageHoward Poizner, Edward S. Klima, Ursula Bellugi, Robert B. Livingston. semotion 1986: 271-292 [doi]

Selective attention to aspects of motion configurations: common vs. relative motionJames R. Pomerantz, Nelson Toth. semotion 1986: 253-263 [doi]

Determining the instantaneous axis of translation from optic flow generated by arbitrary sensot motionJoachim H. Rieger, Daryl T. Lawton. semotion 1986: 128-136 [doi]

Representing and reasoning about changeReid G. Simmons, Randall Davis. semotion 1986: 332-343 [doi]

The cross-ratio and the perception of motion and structureWilliam A. Simpson. semotion 1986: 248-252 [doi]

The scope of research on motion: sensations, perception, representation and generationJohn K. Tsotsos. semotion 1986: 20-25 [doi]

Multicomputer architectures for real-time perceptionLeonard Uhr. semotion 1986: 215-223 [doi]

How human perception deals with motionHans Wallach. semotion 1986: 1-19 [doi]

Coherent global motion percepts from stochastic local motionsD. W. Williams, R. Sekuler. semotion 1986: 105-106 [doi]

Determining 3-D motion parameters of a rigid body: a vector-geometrical approachB. L. Yen, T. S. Huang. semotion 1986: 183-195 [doi]

Knowledge-based animationDavid Zeltzer. semotion 1986: 318-323 [doi]

The fox and the forest: toward a type I/type II constraint for early optical flowSteven W. Zucker. semotion 1986: 29-62 [doi]

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