Relation between impressions of a touch panels’ coloration and operation

Sakamoto, Makiba; Suto, Hidetsugu; Sawai, Masahiro

doi:10.1007/s10015-010-0817-4

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“…Of course, some such knowledge can be regarded as explicit knowledge. For instance, some kinds of knowledge of design can be represented by rules and definitions, such as natural language or symbols, called "design language [12]" in design education. However, general design skills can be called a type of tacit knowledge.…”

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Modeling of Tacit Knowledge and Its Application Case Study: Web Page Layout Design

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Suto

Yokoi

2014

Transactions of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering

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A method for modeling a tacit knowledge has been developed. Tacit knowledge is a type of knowledge that is difficult to describe with words or symbols such as sports techniques, design skills, etc. It is difficult for us to obtain and share this type of knowledge. In this paper, we discuss a new method to create a model of tacit knowledge by showing an example of web site designing. Usually, capable designers can express their intensions precisely through their works. This is to say, appearances of their works reflect their intention. Thus, it is expected that capable designers' tacit knowledge can be extracted from their works. Knowledge of the design was extracted from actual web pages on the Internet. Then, knowledge models were created by utilizing a Bayesian network. The created models were verified by LOOCV technique. The result shows that one of the created models illustrates part of a designers' knowledge accurately.

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Section: Related Studies and Background Theorymentioning

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Modeling of Tacit Knowledge and Its Application Case Study: Web Page Layout Design

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Suto

Yokoi

2014

Transactions of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering

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Relationship between operation and texture and stereoscopic feeling of screen

Sakamoto

2017

2017 International Conference on Biometrics and Kansei Engineering (ICBAKE)

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Suto

2011

Transactions of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering

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The relationship between impressions by looking the color designing of touch panel interfaces of electronic devices and the operations is discussed. Experiments that investigate the effect of color in designs of touch panel interfaces on the operation and on impressions of users have been conducted. Subjects tried mental arithmetic tests on twelve kinds of screens which have different color images. The following points: "time which passed during a task," "number of correct answers," "number of incorrect answers" and "number of timeouts" were measured and counted. After the tasks were conducted, the subjects answered questionnaires about their impressions of the interfaces in order to measure the evaluation. As a result, following things became clear : (1) Accuracy of the operations increases when using coloration such that evaluation is high, e.g., "cool-casual." (2) Operation could be done speedy when using coloration such that potency and activity are low, and evaluation are high, e.g., "clear." (3) There are correlations between the number of correct answers, time which passed during a task and the evaluation.

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Relation between impressions of a touch panels’ coloration and operation

Cited by 3 publications

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Modeling of Tacit Knowledge and Its Application Case Study: Web Page Layout Design

Modeling of Tacit Knowledge and Its Application Case Study: Web Page Layout Design

Relationship between operation and texture and stereoscopic feeling of screen

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