In the blink of an Eye

López-Gómez, Julián; Molina-Meyer, Marcela

doi:10.1007/3-7643-7385-7_17

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“…The primary features are 'stylus accuracy', 'device latency', and 'unintended touch', and the secondary features are 'texture and aesthetics' and 'stroke beautification'. Regarding the primary features, these have been improved through several studies [8][9][10][11]. 'Stroke beautification' has also been gradually developed, and can be seen in actual applications [12,13].…”

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User Experience of a Stylus Pen That Can Provide the Texture of Pen and Paper

Ahn

Park

Kim

2019

SAJIE

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There is a lot of investment in research on displaying texture through a stylus pen. However, little is known about the effect of a stylus pen that can provide the texture of pen and paper on user experience. This study investigated whether there is a change in user experience when using a stylus pen that can provide pen-andpaper texture compared with a typical stylus pen. Experiments involving writing and drawing tasks using three tools (a stylus pen that can provide pen-and-paper texture, a typical stylus pen, and analogue pen and paper) were conducted, and user experiences were compared. After a literature review that examined the factors affecting the experience of using a pen, the experiments were conducted to measure usability and emotions. We found little difference between the typical stylus pen and the stylus pen in providing texture in respect of completion time and amount of error. However, the stylus pen that can provide texture showed results closer to those of the analogue pen and paper, and better results than those of the typical stylus pen in respect of familiarity and overall satisfaction of the usability and emotional variables. Therefore, this study confirmed that user experience is improved when using a stylus pen that can provide the texture of pen and paper.

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User Experience of a Stylus Pen That Can Provide the Texture of Pen and Paper

Ahn

Park

Kim

2019

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Superlinear indefinite systems: Beyond Lotka–Volterra models

López-Gómez

Molina-Meyer

2006

Journal of Differential Equations

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This paper analyzes the dynamics of a superlinear indefinite parabolic system. As a byproduct, a number of new results related to population dynamics and economy are obtained. Among them, it is shown that the presence of refuge areas in competitive environments is an optimal mechanism to avoid extinction, and that incorporating local symbiosis in competitive environments increases productivity and allows avoiding extinction of the 'weaker' species. Undoubtedly, a paradigm of global markets and possibly of Earth biodiversity. Our analysis combines a series of well-known results for systems with some very recent pioneering findings within the context of superlinear indefinite equations.

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In the blink of an Eye

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User Experience of a Stylus Pen That Can Provide the Texture of Pen and Paper

User Experience of a Stylus Pen That Can Provide the Texture of Pen and Paper

Superlinear indefinite systems: Beyond Lotka–Volterra models

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