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Publikováno v:
SCCG
In this paper, we present a novel approach to searching for the best view of museum art pieces. There is big variety of objects situated in virtual museums and one method for determining the best view on all of them is not enough. In our work we cate
Publikováno v:
ICAT
In this paper we present results from a questionnaire focused on searching for the best view on virtual 3D objects. For our research we collected a database of virtual models from different categories and we tried to find out if the best view selecte
Autor:
Barbora Kamrlova, Juraj Romer, Kristina Janosova, Miroslava Valikova, Robert Valik, Zuzana Chovancova, Martina Batorova, Julia Kucerova, Matej Hudak, Peter Vankus, Zuzana Haladova, Ivana Varhanikova
Publikováno v:
2012 15th International Conference on Interactive Collaborative Learning (ICL).
Science and mathematics education are generally hardly accepted by pupils of any age as something agreeable or even fun. There are various studies showing increasing interest for STEM topics when proposed in children-friendly format, encouraging pers
Publikováno v:
SCCG
In this paper, we present three approaches to the best view selection for 3D objects, in order to find the proper combination. The first method is based on geometry and uses the maximum amount of visible vertices. The second method uses the visual at
Autor:
Z. Cernekova, Viktor Major, Elena Sikudova, Miroslava Valikova, Ivana Varhanikova, Rastislav Svarba, Jana Běhal Dadová, Elena Duskova, Martin Vesel, Andrej Ferko, Daniela Onacilova, Martin Vataha
Publikováno v:
2011 14th International Conference on Interactive Collaborative Learning.
We propose a novel engagement measurement (establihed originally in virtual museum theory) for serious games. The key idea is to measure the user input in terms of time spent. The output is given by the recorded user behavior. We discuss the implicat
Autor:
Ivana Varhanikova, Barbora Kamrlova
Publikováno v:
2011 14th International Conference on Interactive Collaborative Learning.
The aim of our work was to find how to bring fractions to pupils without bringing usual negative attitude and later lack of understanding. We link fractions to the concept of musical rhythm. In our activity children create their own rhythms, having a