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Jouvin-Marie, dit Dinard Fanny. "Stratégies d'exploration visuelle : processus de sélection des indices visuels pertinents pour l'action." Caen, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007CAEN1500.
Full textBertrand, Raphaëlle. "Maintien à court terme de l'information chez l'enfant de 2 à 6 ans : oubli temporel et aide au maintien du but." Thesis, Dijon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014DIJOL023/document.
Full textWorking memory is an essential component of thought that is highly involved in learning and academic achievement. However, it is rarely studied in preschoolers, mainly because of a lack of suitable paradigms. Therefore, this thesis investigated the functioning of working memory in children between 2 and 6 years. For this purpose, two original paradigms were used. They were designed to be close to game situations which should help young children to focus their attention on the task. Firstly it was shown that the recall performance decreased over time, even in the absence of an interfering task. Children of this age therefore use a passive maintenance, i.e. without spontaneously implementing any strategy of maintenance. Furthermore, the decline of the information was similar through age. For the first time, it has been demonstrated that the rate of information forgetting did not vary between 2 and 6. Finally, none of these two factors, i.e. implementation of a strategy of maintenance and change in the speed of forgetting can explain the increase in memory capacity between 2 and 6 years of age. Secondly, it has been shown that the intrinsic characteristics of the task could lead to improved recall performance, perhaps by inducing a strategy of maintenance. Particularly, the implementation of a motor activity, i.e. walking during the retention period, has enabled these young children to counteract to some extent the temporal decay of information. Then, the implementation of a motor activity, by directing the attention of young children to a visual cue related to the goal of the task, help them to maintain in memory the purpose of the task. Attentional resources could be harnessed to improve performance of recall, perhaps by implementing a retention strategy
Nébouy, David. "Printing quality assessment by image processing and color prediction models." Thesis, Saint-Etienne, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015STET4018/document.
Full textPrinting, though an old technique for surface coloration, considerably progressed these last decades especially thanks to the digital revolution. Professionals who want to meet the demands in terms of quality regarding the visual rendering of their clients thus want to know to which extent human observers are sensitive to the degradation of an image. Such questions regarding the perceived quality of a reproduced image can be split into two different topics: the printing quality as capacity of a printing system of accurately reproduce an original digital image, and the printed image quality which results from both the reproduction quality and the quality of the original image itself. The first concept relies on physical analysis of the way the original image is deteriorated when transferred onto the support, and we propose to couple it with a sensorial analysis, which aims at assessing perceptual attributes by giving them a value on a certain scale, determined with respect to reference samples classified by a set of observers. The second concept includes the degradation due to the printing plus the perceived quality of the original image, not in the scope of this work. In this report, we focus on the printing quality concept. Our approach first consists in the definition of several printing quality indices, based on measurable criteria using assessment tools based on “objective” image processing algorithms and optical models on a printed-then-scanned image. PhD work made in Hubert Curien Laboratory
Lévesque, Daniel. "Indices visuels de profondeur liés à la diffusion de la lumière." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2005. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/4651.
Full textEbrahimi, Shahin. "Contribution to automatic adjustments of vertebrae landmarks on x-ray images for 3D reconstruction and quantification of clinical indices." Thesis, Paris, ENSAM, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017ENAM0050/document.
Full textExploitation of spine radiographs, in particular for 3D spine shape reconstruction of scoliotic patients, is a prerequisite for personalized modelling. Current methods, even though robust enough to be used in clinical routine, still rely on tedious manual adjustments. In this context, this PhD thesis aims toward automated detection of specific vertebrae landmarks in spine radiographs, enabling automated adjustments. In the first part, we developed an original Random Forest based framework for vertebrae corner localization that was applied on sagittal radiographs of both cervical and lumbar spine regions. A rigorous evaluation of the method confirms robustness and high accuracy of the proposed method. In the second part, we developed an algorithm for the clinically-important task of pedicle localization in the thoracolumbar region on frontal radiographs. The proposed algorithm compares favourably to similar methods from the literature while relying on less manual supervision. The last part of this PhD tackled the scarcely-studied task of joint detection, identification and segmentation of spinous processes of cervical vertebrae in sagittal radiographs, with again high precision performance. All three algorithmic solutions were designed around a generic framework exploiting dedicated visual feature descriptors and multi-class Random Forest classifiers, proposing a novel solution with computational and manual supervision burdens aiming for translation into clinical use. Overall, the presented frameworks suggest a great potential of being integrated in current spine 3D reconstruction frameworks that are used in daily clinical routine
Folio, David. "Stratégies de commande référencées multi-capteurs et gestion de la perte du signal visuel pour la navigation d'un robot mobile." Phd thesis, Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00172507.
Full textHussain, Sabit ul. "Machine Learning Methods for Visual Object Detection." Thesis, Grenoble, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011GRENM070/document.
Full textThe goal of this thesis is to develop better practical methods for detecting common object classes in real world images. We present a family of object detectors that combine Histogram of Oriented Gradient (HOG), Local Binary Pattern (LBP) and Local Ternary Pattern (LTP) features with efficient Latent SVM classifiers and effective dimensionality reduction and sparsification schemes to give state-of-the-art performance on several important datasets including PASCAL VOC2006 and VOC2007, INRIA Person and ETHZ. The three main contributions are as follows. Firstly, we pioneer the use of Local Ternary Pattern features for object detection, showing that LTP gives better overall performance than HOG and LBP, because it captures both rich local texture and object shape information while being resistant to variations in lighting conditions. It thus works well both for classes that are recognized mainly by their structure and ones that are recognized mainly by their textures. We also show that HOG, LBP and LTP complement one another, so that an extended feature set that incorporates all three of them gives further improvements in performance. Secondly, in order to tackle the speed and memory usage problems associated with high-dimensional modern feature sets, we propose two effective dimensionality reduction techniques. The first, feature projection using Partial Least Squares, allows detectors to be trained more rapidly with negligible loss of accuracy and no loss of run time speed for linear detectors. The second, feature selection using SVM weight truncation, allows active feature sets to be reduced in size by almost an order of magnitude with little or no loss, and often a small gain, in detector accuracy. Despite its simplicity, this feature selection scheme outperforms all of the other sparsity enforcing methods that we have tested. Lastly, we describe work in progress on Local Quantized Patterns (LQP), a generalized form of local pattern features that uses lookup table based vector quantization to provide local pattern style pixel neighbourhood codings that have the speed of LBP/LTP and some of the flexibility and power of traditional visual word representations. Our experiments show that LQP outperforms all of the other feature sets tested including HOG, LBP and LTP
Ghazali, Naqibah Binti. "An investigation of visual field asymmetry indices for detecting early Primary Open Angle Glaucoma." Thesis, University of Manchester, 2016. https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/en/theses/an-investigation-of-visual-field-asymmetry-indices-for-detecting-early-primary-open-angle-glaucoma(728f2ecb-2476-4849-bce5-4d10e5848cdb).html.
Full textGothwal, Vijaya Kumari. "Functional vision performance in Indian school-going children with visual impairment." Queensland University of Technology, 2007. http://eprints.qut.edu.au/16659/.
Full textSailoganathan, Ananth. "Design, construction & validation of new Indian language visual acuity charts." Thesis, Anglia Ruskin University, 2005. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.408883.
Full textDrummond, J. "Towards the use of visual masking within virtual environments to induce changes in affective cognition." Thesis, University College London (University of London), 2013. http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/1400460/.
Full textRussell, Sheldon M. "Alternative Indices of Performance: An Exploration of Eye Gaze Metrics in a Visual Puzzle Task." Wright State University / OhioLINK, 2014. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=wright1401291701.
Full textWartenberg, Reece. "On the underwater visual census of Western Indian Ocean coral reef fishes." Thesis, Rhodes University, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1005153.
Full textBergseth, Amy Dianne. "'Reversing the Gaze' with Early Native American Visual Imagery." Miami University Honors Theses / OhioLINK, 2008. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=muhonors1208967647.
Full textBuchot, Romain. "Etude du traitement visuel précoce des objets par la méthode de l'amorçage infraliminaire." Phd thesis, Université Rennes 2, 2014. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00984472.
Full textWarn, Jaime Dawn-Lyn, and University of Lethbridge Faculty of Arts and Science. "A trickster paradigm in First Nations visual art : a contemporary application." Thesis, Lethbridge, Alta. : University of Lethbridge, Faculty of Arts and Science, 2007, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10133/533.
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Fürbringer, Nádia Philippsen. "Coleções etnográficas." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UFSC, 2013. https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/107303.
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Retomo o lugar das pesquisas antropológicas acerca de coleções etnográficas. Ainda que haja uma lacuna nas pesquisas em museus e/ou com coleções, a prática de colecionismo na Antropologia permaneceu em todos esses anos. A análise parte das coleções do antropólogo Sílvio Coelho dos Santos, que em decorrência de sua profissão de antropólogo colecionou objetos indígenas que foram doados ao Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia (Marque) ligado a Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina e compõe o acervo de Etnologia Indígena. Soma-se a esse conjunto, centenas de diapositivos e Diários de Campo que foram acumulados em décadas de pesquisa. Ocorre que essas coleções estão em processo de reapropriações, as novas articulações tem ressignificado tais objetos e o próprio sistema museal. Meu campo parte da observação dessas reapropriações: o processo da exposição de curadoria compartilhada de longa duração (curadoria que integra técnicos do Museu e indígenas); e o interesse de grupos indígenas, que são os alunos da Licenciatura Indígena da UFSC (Kaingang, Xokleng e Guarani) em conhecer essas diversas coleções. Além também da constituição de uma galeria virtual de imagens produzidas em contextos de pesquisa etnográfica do Professor Silvio Coelho dos Santos, como estratégia de comunicação e documentação de acervos museológicos, através do processo de compartilhamento de imagens em ambientes virtuais, em exposições museográficas e em oficinas de extensão universitária. Primeiramente com a contribuição dos Tikuna e em seguida dos Xokleng (Licenciatura Intercultural Indígena/UFSC) na construção das informações sobre estas imagens. São diversos sujeitos que contribuem na construção das memórias que contornam tanto o próprio Silvio Coelhos dos Santos e seus interlocutores em outrora, quanto o que o seu olhar enfocou em tantas imagens e descrições de seus diários de campo. Narrativas que emergem a partir da vida dos objetos e documentos que fazem parte de coleções etnográficas, novas vozes que contam outras histórias.
Abstract : I return to anthropological research about ethnographic collections. While there is a gap in research in museums and /or collections, the practice of collecting in anthropology remained all these years. The analysis is about the collections of the anthropologist Silvio Coelho dos Santos, who because of their profession of anthropologist, collected objects that were donated to Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (Marque) connected to the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) and composes the collection of Indigenous Ethnology. Added to this set, hundreds of slides and diaries of field that were accumulated over decades of research. It happens that these collections are in the process of reappropriations, new joints have reframed such museum objects and the system itself. My field part of these reappropriations observation: the process of curating the exhibition shared long-term (curator of the Museum which integrates technical and indigenous), and the interest of indigenous groups, who are students of Bachelor Intercultural Indigenous in UFSC (Kaingang, Xokleng and Guarani ) to meet these diverse collections. Besides also the creation of a virtual gallery of images produced in contexts of ethnographic research of Professor Silvio Coelho dos Santos, as a strategy for communication and documentation of museum collections, through the process of sharing images in virtual environments, exhibitions and workshops museographic university extension. First with the contribution of Tikuna and then the Xokleng (Bachelor Intercultural Indigenous / UFSC) in the construction of information on these images. There are several individuals who contribute to the construction of the memories that surround both himself Silvio Coelho dos Santos and its partners in the past, as his gaze focused on so many pictures and descriptions of their field diaries. Narratives that emerge from the life of objects and documents that are part of ethnographic collections, new voices that tell other stories.
Gobin, Anuradha. "Leaving a bittersweet taste : classifying, cultivating and consuming sugar in seventeenth and eighteenth century British West Indian visual culture." Thesis, McGill University, 2007. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=112338.
Full textPira-Menconi, Rose. "Spécialisation hémisphérique, identification et mémoire des mots écrits : influence des indices perceptifs : thèse." Nice, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001NICE2032.
Full textGugolati, Maica. "Pretty Mas’, visuality and performance in Trinidad and Tobago’s contemporary carnival, West Indies." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEH050/document.
Full textThis research is about the most current form of carnival masquerade on the island of Trinidad (Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies), known as Pretty Mas'. Pretty Mas' is imbued with a masquerade style named Bikini & Beads, which is mostly practiced by women and young participants. It is the most commercial form of masquerade in the country and is the model for diaspora carnivals around the world. The object of this research is to explain how the visual aspect of this masquerade tends to transform the carnival performance into a spectacle.I show how the historical value of carnival practice has evolved into the contemporary form of Bikini & Beads, where players wear simple bikinis as costumes. This research deals with the question of self-representation through this masquerade style where the participants' bodies replace the costumes. In doing so players affirm their individuality and willingness to interpret self-referential stories. The player's visibility becomes a mean of asserting oneself, which modifies the performative practice of the masquerade. I then analyze the visual impact on the management of this form of performance and costuming. The players' search for visibility and their need to impress the public have changed the organization of carnival groups and the creation of costumes. The participants' desire for public recognition influences the performative and representational practice of the masquerade. I conclude by affirming that the emphasis on the visual aspect of the event makes the carnival performance more predictable and reproducible so it can be exported to the international festivals
Paillé, Damien. "Influence de la taille du champ de vision sur la perception des distances en environnement virtuel." Paris 6, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA066158.
Full textGodement, Pierre. "Guidage axonal et formation de cartes topographiques dans le système visuel de la souris." Paris 6, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA066148.
Full textArcizet, Fabrice. "Les indices monoculaires de la perception tridimensionnelle : étude électrophysiologique de l'aire V4 du macaque vigile." Phd thesis, Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00332039.
Full textA l'aide d'enregistrements extra-cellulaires réalisés chez le singe vigile, nous montrons dans le premier chapitre que la texture naturelle d'un objet est encodée au sein de l'aire visuelle V4 sur la base de caractéristiques tels que sa luminance ou son hétérogénéité.
Dans le second chapitre, nous montrons que les neurones de V4 sont sensibles aux ombrages, indice puissant de la 3D.
Dans le troisième chapitre, nous nous intéressons aux latences de réponses des neurones de V4. Les temps de latence que nous relevons sont particulièrement courts en comparaison avec ceux rapportés dans la littérature.
Nos résultats indiquent que l'aire V4 participe au traitement de la forme 3D de l'objet en encodant les ombrages et la texture naturelle comme indices tridimensionnels.
Deschenes, François. "Estimation simultanée et coopérative d'indices visuels de profondeur pour la perception tridimensionnelle." Paris, ENMP, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002ENMP1078.
Full textBrandon, Sara Elizabeth. "Penas de papel : um estudo comparativo da imagem indigena no Brasil e nos EUA." [s.n.], 2005. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/284743.
Full textTese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Artes
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Resumo: O projeto tem como proposta estudar a imagem e a construção da identidade de nativos norte-americanos e indígenas brasileiros na cultura popular e dominante. O povo indígena tem sido analisado sob diferentes olhares, tais como o olhar Antropológico, da mídia, da arte, bem como de projetos governamentais, todos eles documentando suas respectivas imagens. Este trabalho parte da compreensão de que tais imagens refletem um. É importante lembrar que as primeiras ilustrações seriam representadas sob a forma de xilogravuras. O processo é melhor observado no trabalho Grandes Viagens, de Theordore DeBry, embora, continuamente, no período épico dos primeiros pintores etnográficos, gravuras, pinturas e litografias tenham sido usadas. É claro que, mais tarde, as influências da visibilidade das pinturas não podem ser desprezadas, uma vez que tornaram um pouco mais acessíveis à massa, através de cópias impressas, reproduções, fotografias e acervos em museus contemporâneos. Nos Estados Unidos o ¿Índio mau¿ era associado com o guerreiro com machado ou o rebelde selvagem do oeste. No Brasil é possível que os Munduruku fossem representados neste sentido. Pessoa descendente de branco e índio. Pessoa descendente de negro e índio. Palavra originalmente usada no Brasil ( por cientistas europeus) referindo-se à pessoa de sangue indígena puro que torna-se ¿civilizada ou pacificada¿. Porém, na definição contemporânea, a idéia de sangue puro não aparece sempre explícita. Esses conceitos serão estudados mais detalhadamente e não apenas como categorias simplificadoras do bom ou mau selvagem. Elas deverão ser definidas por região, país e período. Cada termo, embora genérico, tradicionalmente tem sido examinado como um conceito europeu em geral e não em seus detalhes específicos. Por exemplo, o mau selvagem não é apenas o incivilizado ou contrário ao progresso. Esse aspecto será definido por uma série de características, em contextos diferentes, que envolvam períodos de tempo e espaço, que continuam agindo para se definir a 'indinidade¿. Os conceitos bom e mau selvagem, canibal e caboclo, mameluco e cafuzo precedem este projeto. Consideramos, também, que a discussão desses termos no passado foram um tanto superficiais, no sentido de que a discussão tratou o imaginário e a iconografia como imutáveis. imaginário público coletivo do ¿Índio¿ presente em cada país. Da mesma forma, acredita-se que, devido à sua história, a identidade do nativo americano foi desumanizada e, de um modo geral, reduzida a uma imagem estigmatizada do 'Índio¿. Suas influências estão enraizadas na história da colonização tanto na forma escrita, quanto em desenhos, pinturas e fotografias . A intenção é demonstrar que o "índio" existe como um conceito do imaginário social que desumaniza, que reduz os povos indígenas a objetos comercializáveis ou destinados à diversão. Assim o "índio" será definido como uma construção da cultura da sociedade dominante compreendendo algumas das seguintes características: a) o selvagem bom (natural, romântico ou ecologista); b) o mau selvagem (guerreiro, canibal, caçador de cabeças, guerreiro com machado , ¿escalpador¿ ou caçador de escalpo que resiste à ¿Manifestação do Destino¿; c) o objeto do 'voyeur¿ e o outro; d) a vítima e a raça desaparecendo; e) o mito original; f) o índio 'real¿; g) o ¿halfbreed¿ ou o ¿mameluco¿ , o ¿cafuzo¿ e o ¿caboclo¿ no Brasil; h) o extraterrestre; i) o índio aculturado ou pacificado; j) uma masculinidade genérica (cujo foco é o indígena masculino) e a desmasculinização desse ¿índio¿ em relação ao ¿homem branco¿. O conceito índio não é uma invenção estática na cultura dominante e popular e está sempre se transformando e adicionando elementos. Tenta-se estudar aqui esses elementos e suas adaptações, no passado e no presente. Nesta pesquisa, pretende-se discutir a criação do conceito do ¿Índio¿ na sociedade dominante, em relação à fotografia, à pintura e ao desenho que resultam em tratamento desigual às pessoas indígenas, tanto em termos políticos quanto como identidade individual e coletiva. O objetivo é desmontar e comparar a imaginação dominante e a imagem visual do "índio" no Brasil e nos Estados Unidos
Abstract: This project proposes to study the construction of Native North American and Indigenous Brasilian identity in popular and dominant representations. ¿Indian¿ people have been analyzed using many different lenses. Anthropology, media, art and governmental groups have all created, recorded and finally documented images of indigenous people. These images reflect the presence of an ¿Indian¿ concept in the collective public imagination of each country. Since contact Native American identity has been generically reduced to a stagnant image. Its influences are rooted in the written, drawn and painted history of colonization as well as photography . The intention of this research is to demonstrate that this constructed ¿Indian¿ is a concept of dominant society's imagination which dehumanizes indigenous people. The ¿Indian¿ concept in dominant culture consists of some of these characteristics : a)the noble savage: (natural, exaggerated ecologist, or romanticized child) b) ¿bad¿ savage: (warrior, cannibal, headhunter, tomahawker, scalper and resistor of ¿manifest destiny¿), c)the voyeuristic object and the anthropological other , d) the acculturing or integrating Indian e) the vanishing race and the victim, f)the origin myth, g) the extraterrestrial h) the ¿real¿ Indian i) the halfbreed or the cafuzo/mameluco in Brazil, a generic masculinity and j) a focus on male Indianess and the demasculinization of this ¿Indian¿ in regards to the ¿white male¿. The Indian concept is not a stationary invention, and is always mutating. We will try to study early and present characteristics and their adaptations up to this point in time in terms of painted, drawn and photographic images. It is in the interest of this study to discuss these characteristics in terms of stereotypes which have caused the unequal treatment of indigenous people, both in terms of politics and identity. In Summary, we wish to deconstruct and compare the dominant imagination and the visual image of the ¿Indian¿ in Brazil and the United States. The word Indian can be associated with different images and concepts for different people. For the purpose of this study, ¿Indian¿ is the concept and word created by the colonial discourse of the Americas, which consisted of oral, textual and visual representations. This ¿Indian¿ has been reiterated and restructured by anthropology as well as contemporary popular culture. For different indigenous groups and individuals the word has taken on various contextual meanings. See Kaka Werá Jecupé. A Terra dos Mil Povos. 1998. (13-15). History hás been one sided. Accounts which take into consideration the points of view of indigenous peoples during contact, colonial and early history include: Native American Testimony; A Chronicle of Indian ¿ White Relations. Editor: Peter Nobokov and The World Turned Upside Down: Indian Voices from Early America. These books are only two which refer to the Native North American perspective of events, there are others. In Brazil see ¿Ymã Ano Mil e Quinhentos:Relatos e Memórias Indigenas Sobre a Conquista. Paulo Humberto Porto Borges. It is important to remember that the first representations would be re ¿represented in the form of xylographs. This process is best noted in the work, Grand Voyages by Theodore DeBry. Although used continously into the epic of the early painter-ethnographers, engravings differed from paintings and lithographs. It is important to remember paintings would have been more accessible to the wealthy. Thus, their influence on the masses is less obvious than those of lithography and most importantly photography. Of course later influences on the visibility of paintings must not be overlooked, as they became somewhat more avaliable to the masses through printed copies, reproductions, photographs and contemporary museums. The terms noble and bad savage, cannibal and caboclo, mameluco and cafuzo predate this project. Yet, we consider that the discussion of these terms in the past has been somewhat superficial. It has been superficial in the sense of the discussion of the imagery and iconography as unchanging. ¿Fabian discusses conceptions of the other which have been elaborated within anthropological discourse since the eighteenth century in Europe. Anthropology, as a 'science of disappearance¿ has tended to construe the 'other¿ as negative: the 'savage¿, without history, writing, religion and morals, was seen as part of a vanishing world which consequently required documentation¿(Hallam, Elizabeth and Street, Brian, 2). Cultural Encounters.Routledge. 2000. These stereotypical concepts will be studied in greater detail, not just as simplified noble or bad savage categories. They are to be defined by region, country and timeperiod. Each term although generic has traditionally been analysed as a general European concepts and not in specific detail. For example, the bad savage was not just uncivilized or against progress, it was defined by a set of characteristics in different contexts which evolved throughout time and space, while still functioning to define ¿Indianess¿
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Khosla, Preeti. "The visual language of the north Indian styles of painting during the Sultanate period (1414-1525)." Thesis, SOAS, University of London, 2015. https://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.764192.
Full textRamaswami, Siri. "Dance sculpture as a visual motif of the sacred and the secular: a comparative study of the BelurCennakesava and the Halebidu Hoysalesvara temples." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2000. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31240926.
Full textKukurelo, Cruz Dominique. "El estilo visual utilizado en videojuegos indie modernos y su efecto en el jugador peruano. Caso de estudio: Summon Hat y Tunche." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/654562.
Full textThe research seeks to recognize the visual style in the most attractive modern indie video games for the player, by analyzing visual aspects of Peruvian video games and explaining the context in which they are developed. The initial hypothesis was that the visual style of modern Peruvian indie games, such as Summon Hat and Tunche, effects at the time of the Peruvian player's choice of a game. The methodology was developed with an exploratory and descriptive scope, with a qualitative approach. Seeks to describe characteristics of Summon Hat and Tunche to recognize influential visual aspects. Three samplings were carried out, two selected for convenience and the other by snowball. For the first sample, two independent Peruvian videogames were chosen; the second, of young people who play video games and the third, of experts involved in the Peruvian video game industry. The most outstanding results found were that many of the video games developed in the country take a long time to be completed due to lack of financing. Peruvian indie video games tend to be local multiplayer, since doing it online requires tools and skills that currently cannot be had in small companies that produce video games. It was concluded that most Peruvian players consider visual style to be a secondary factor, since the first thing that attracts them is the gameplay and the story that the video games can have to choose from. However, they are more attracted to the visual style that more closely resembles reality.
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Welch, Christina Ann Mary. "The role of popular visual representation in the construction of North American Indian and Western alternative spiritual identities." Thesis, University of Winchester, 2009. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.502250.
Full textGustafsson, Louise. "Hur skiljer man sig från normen? Att visuellt identifiera ett band inom indiegenren." Thesis, Linköpings universitet, Medie- och Informationsteknik, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-150536.
Full textTeemant, Marie Elizabeth, and Marie Elizabeth Teemant. "The North American Indian Reframed: The Photography of Edward S. Curtis in Context with American Art and Visual Culture." Thesis, The University of Arizona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/621850.
Full textGontier, Emilie. "Analyse de la spécificité temporelle des indices électrophysiologiques corticaux rapportés aux performances comportementales dans des tâches de discrimination de durées." Rouen, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008ROUEL609.
Full textOur research focuses on the participation of cortical structures in temporal processing and try to answer to the following questions: Does the prefrontal cortex involvement in decision-making is specific to temporal discrimination? Does the involvement of fronto-parietal network depends on the cognitive load and the nature of the stimulus to discriminate? Is there a hemispheric asymmetry in the temporal treatment? Our data have shown that 1) The involvement of prefrontal structures in the decision-making is not specific to temporal processing 2) Encoding and comparison of temporal information are based on a parieto-frontal functional loop, which determines the temporal performances of subjects 3)The parieto-frontal network reflects plasticity toward the cognitive load 4) Temporal discrimination periods depends on the integrity of the functions assured by the right hemisphere
Harrington-Watt, Kathleen. "Vernacular Photographs as Privileged Objects:The Social Relationships of Photographs in the Homes of Gujarati/New Zealanders." Thesis, University of Canterbury. Social and Political Sciences, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10092/6208.
Full textGraziato, Vânia Perrotti Pires. "Cerâmica Kadiwéu - Processos, transformações, traduções: uma leitura do percurso da cerâmica Kadiwéu do século XIX ao XXI." Universidade de São Paulo, 2008. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/27/27159/tde-29042009-110819/.
Full textThis work, resulting from contact with Reserva Indígena Kadiwéu (Kadiweu Indian Reserve) societies, located in South Mato Grosso state marsh region (Pantanal), focuses on pottery made by female Indians between late XIXth century and today. Besides material and techniques used, the investigation focuses on objects production process, ornamental patterns, form, and function. Nowadays, Kadiweu pottery differs from other Brazilian natives production mainly in ornamentation, marked by distinctive graphisms and colors. During the period researched, this productions patterns and ornamental techniques have significantly changed, possibly due to the settlement of that native group near Bodoquena Range, where they find a variety of raw material, incorporated to their current production. Two important ethnographic collections were used as a reference for this research: that of Guido Boggiani (who visited the Kadiweu Indians in 1892 and 1897), now specially found at Italian museums, and that accumulated by Darcy Ribeiro in the last century 40s, when he lived with them. These collections differ a lot from current production, as verified in 2000 and 2005. Approaching production processes, forms, colors and patterns imprinted in Kadiweu pottery provided comprehension of the actual dimension of the numberless possibilities of fire-transformed clay exploitation, leading then to a poetic translation of this observation. Of essential importance are presenting this trajectory, checking and registering present production processes used by female Kadiweu Indians in preparing, modelling and subjecting clay to the magic and transforming action of fire. The poetic translation here outlined was born from this meeting, which caused reflections manifested through two concepts: persistence and oral tradition.
Ramakrishnan, Srilakshmi. ""Modernization of Tradition": Contested Discourses and Negotiated Ideologies of Fairness, Gender, and Morality in the South Indian Media." Diss., The University of Arizona, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/194410.
Full textGupta, Toolika. "The influence of British rule on elite Indian menswear : the birth of the Sherwani." Thesis, University of Glasgow, 2016. http://theses.gla.ac.uk/7809/.
Full textTaddei, Anais. "Quelle description pour détecter efficacement une personne parmi d'autres ? : approche expérimentale et modélisation socio-cognitive de la description verbale à des fins d’identification judiciaire." Thesis, Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080043/document.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the efficiency of suspects’ verbal description to detect himin hit and run or obvious offense contexts. This approach allows agents to know thesuspect’s identity when the officer does not detains any other available evidences.Description is the most commonly applied technique used by professionals in thefield, so it seems necessary to understand its use and impact on suspects’ detection.To achieve this goal, we designed a set of seven studies in order to test the mostefficient description to detect suspects. Our studies revealed that the more physicalclues of the criminal is given in the description, the more it helps officers to narrowsuspects (experiment 1 ). However, unlike theories of visual search, it seems thatadding information about suspect’s portrait does not improve detection ; somephysical descriptors are not useful to detect the target (experiment 2 ) regardlessof their rank order in the description’s list (experiment 3 ). Furthermore, adding"invalid clues" modulates detection depending on their properties (general, facialprimary, facial secondary experiment 4 ). In addition, inserting non-physical cluesin the description list do not necessarily help investigators to ease target detection(experiments 5 and 6 ). Finally, we showed that contextual factors and personalcharacteristics could change the officer’s decision (experiments 7 and 7bis). Ouranalyzes emphasised that the richer or the longer the list might not always be thebetter to reduce the number of suspects. In other words, while the most completeand detailled physicial descriptions help officers to narrow potential suspect’s list,it does not necessarily improve the criminal detection. As our cognitive systemis limited,the indivual must select information by focusing on specific physicaldescriptors thought to be more efficient to find the suspect
Devadoss, Christabel. "Expressions of Tamil Identity: A Fluid Framework of Sound and Visuals." Kent State University / OhioLINK, 2014. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=kent1400514306.
Full textC?sar, Coral Carolina. "Im?genes del indio: la representaci?n del ind?gena en los filmes Hans Staden (Brasil, 1999) de Luiz Alberto Pereira y Cautiverio Feliz (Chile, 1998) de Cristi?n S?nchez: un estudio comparativo." Tesis, Universidad de Chile, 2012. http://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/112700.
Full textTesis para optar al grado de Mag?ster en Estudios Culturales Latinoamericanos
El objetivo de este trabajo de investigaci?n es analizar, y principalmente comparar, las representaciones de los ind?genas en las producciones cinematogr?ficas de Brasil y Chile realizadas a finales de los a?os 90. M?s espec?ficamente en producciones realizadas en el contexto de la conmemoraci?n del Descubrimiento de Am?rica.
Frichtel, Myriam. "L'utilisation des indices de perspective et de gradients de texture à partir d'un support bidimensionnel chez les bébés de 4-5 mois." Paris 5, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA05H043.
Full textWe are wondering whether infants may perceive the depth representation and more particularly the perspective at a two dimensional display. The passage from a three dimensional perception to a two dimensional representation witch may be a difficulty for infants. Six experiments are carried out. During these experiments, perspective situations are animated and shown to 4 and 5-month-old infants on a screen in a dynamic way. Their capacities of using perspective cues alone or combined with texture gradient cues are tested. Visual data are recorded: the looking time data and the gaze directions during the animation in using an eye-tracking-system. The habituation/reaction-to-strange-event paradigm is also used. Results indicate that 4 and 5-month-old infants can already perceive the representation of the perspective situation on a 2D display and yet the increasing number of visual cues can make their perception easier. Results and various methods are discussed in connection with theories
Nassif, Alessandra Cristina da Silva. "Reprodutibilidade e correlação in vivo dos métodos visuais e de fluorescência a laser na detecção de descolorações em sulcos e fossetas oclusais de molares decíduos." Universidade de São Paulo, 2006. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/23/23132/tde-15032007-093752/.
Full textAiming at developing an in vivo study of the reproducibility and correlation of two visual indexes (Ekstrand et al. (1998) ? E and Nyvad; Machiulskiene and Baelum (1999) ? N) and the measures of laser fluorescence (DIAGNOdent®,KaVo - DD) for the detection of decolorised pits and fissures, a single trained examiner, after the free and aware consent of 28 patients, opened the scores E, N and laser fluorescence averages of 190 primary molars with and without occlusal discoloration in pits and fissures. The reproducibility of the visual indexes was calculated with basis on the kappa Cohen and weighted kappa (wk) tests, while for the DD averages the Perason´s correlation (rp) was calculated. To provide a comparison among the visual indexes, the Sperman´s correlation (rcs) was calculated, and for the correlation among the visual indexes and the DD averages, the Student´s t test and the one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) were applied to compare the DD averages and the degree of severity of the lesions. The reproducibility of the visual indexes was substantial (wkE= 0,645) and (wkN= 0,634); the DD averages presented a significant and highly positive Pearson´s correlation (rP= 0,930). The comparison among the visual indexes proved to be positive and significant, mainly in relation to the severity (rcs= 0,623) and the dichotomisations for the presence of lesion (rcs= 0,765) and discoloration (rcs= 0,757). The Student´s t test of for the comparisons among the indexes and the DD averages also proved to be significant (p < 0,001) for the presence of lesion and discoloration, contrary to the activity results. The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) among the degrees of severity and DD averages showed significant differences only at the degrees 0 and 1 (E ? 2a) of the E index and 0, 1 (N ? 4) and 2 (N ? 5) of the N index. The conclusions for pits and fissures with discoloration in primary molars are that (1) both methods (visual and laser fluorescence) were reliable (2) the DD was able to diferenciatte sound tissues from lesions with discoloration and (3) inactive intact or with microcavities lesions at the enamel level.
Cáceres, Gallegos José Armando. "La articulación de códigos visuales de distintos géneros musicales en los carteles publicitarios de bandas Indie peruanas entre el 2015 y el 2020." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/656998.
Full textThis research analyzes the articulation of the visual codes of different musical genres in the advertising posters of Peruvian Indie bands between 2015 and 2020. It is proposed that the visual codes of different musical genres have different identity elements, patterns, shapes, colors and others that are articulated in a particular way in the advertising posters of Peruvian Indies bands, as a need to search for identity and differential elements in the music industry. The research is developed in a qualitative way, presenting the analysis of posters of three bands known in the music scene, selected under the criterion of convenience. This descriptive analysis is complemented with interviews with experts who have worked in the music scene. Among the main results, it is suggested that the graphic designer plays a mediating role, as the main facilitator of dissemination of the band's concepts on Indie music posters. On the other hand, the visual hierarchy of visual codes in Indie music posters responds in the first instance to illustration as a means of direct visual impact to the public, then the management of information, colors, and typography. It was concluded that the posters of the Peruvian Indies bands have various influences at the time of being elaborated and designed, such as the visual codes of the musical genres, the ideals of the band, the musical style, among others. For that reason, they are graphically represented in a free, artistic, and detailed way in order to form differential elements with other bands (competition).
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Sato, Sérgio Henrique Ossamu. "A tensão dialógica entre auto e heterorrepresentação no funeral Bororo na Terra Indígena de Meruri." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2009. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/5210.
Full textThe aim of this thesis was to build a communicative scheme which enable to assert the observer Bororo as a subject of your own history and a critic for the realized registers of languages which surrounds the mediatic world, increasing their perceptive capacity to recognize and differ the specific technique of each media. The intention after all is to make the Bororo people to live the contemporaneity gifted with enough technical and intellectual resources to allow a new cultural ethnography to merge, decentralized and with plural value cooperating to the development of self-representative work as a new language creator element.The starting point was the Visual Anthropology which provided theoretical base to the development of the field research, specially those raised and discussed by the Anthropologist Massimo Canevacci in Antropologia della comunicazione visuale and the Semiotic of the Culture, more specifically the Thoughts of the theorists Ivan Bystrina and Norval Baitello, which were an important tool to develop the text with the background of the Bororo funeral. The final product results led us to develop the hypermedia which consolidates the knowledge acquired through all those years of research, which appoints to the applicability of the theory developed by the researcher Sergio Bairon in regards to the trends of the Contemporaneous Scientific Language in digital expressivity. Finally, we believe this thesis is the chance to re-evaluate the methods used to serve the expressivity in the communication process considering societies developed from speech and iconography. Then, the thesis is composed by 3 narratives: one verbal and two not verbal composed by a sequence of pictures and by the hypermedia
O fundamento dessa dissertação foi montar um esquema comunicacional capaz de afirmar o observador Bororo como sujeito de sua própria história e crítico dos registros realizados de linguagens que circulam pelo mundo midiático, ampliando sua capacidade perceptiva para reconhecer e diferenciar a técnica específica de cada veículo. Dessa forma, o que se pretendeu acima de tudo, é que os Bororo vivam a contemporaneidade dotados de recursos técnicos e intelectuais suficientes para fazer emergir uma etnografia cultural, de valores plurais e descentrados, contribuindo para o desenvolvimento do trabalho autorepresentativo entre si, como elemento gerador de novas linguagens. O ponto de partida foi a Antropologia Visual que cedeu subsídios teóricos para o desenvolvimento da pesquisa de campo, principalmente, aqueles levantados e discutidos pelo antropólogo Massimo Canevacci in Antropologia della comunicazione visuale e a Semiótica da Cultura, mais especificamente as reflexões dos teóricos Ivan Bystrina e Norval Baitello, importante instrumento para a construção do texto que teve como pano de fundo o funeral da etnia indígena Bororo. O produto final resultou na construção da hipermídia que sedimenta a aprendizagem adquirida no decorrer desses anos de estudos o que aponta para a aplicabilidade da teoria desenvolvida pelo estudioso Sérgio Bairon no que diz respeito às tendências da linguagem científica contemporânea em expressividade digital. Enfim, acreditamos que a importância dessa dissertação é a abertura para uma re-avaliação dos meios que servem à expressividade nos processos comunicacionais considerando as sociedades desenvolvidas a partir da oralidade e da iconografia. Dessa forma a dissertação compõe-se de três narrativas: uma verbal e duas não verbais construídas por uma sequência de fotos e pela hipermídia
Dumas, Cédric. "Un modèle d'interaction 3D : Interaction Homme-Machine et Homme-Homme dans les interfaces 3D pour le TCAO Synchrone." Phd thesis, Université des Sciences et Technologie de Lille - Lille I, 1999. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00402247.
Full textDans les réunions de petits groupes médiatisées, nous avons constaté les limites des interfaces 2D habituelles, et des solutions utilisant la vidéo pour établir une coopération. Nos travaux portent sur une nouvelle organisation de l'espace de travail, en trois dimensions. Il a fallu pour cela développer un système d'interaction, des couches les plus basses aux primitives d'interaction de haut niveau, afin de créer un modèle cohérent et complet, permettant d'interagir sur les documents partagés de la réunion, et avec ses interlocuteurs. Ce modèle est composé de règles de conception qui concernent aussi bien les dispositifs d'entrée que de sortie, il est basé sur des évaluations et sur une analyse des problèmes de perception de l'utilisateur face à un environnement 3D virtuel.
A partir de la définition de ces méthodes d'interaction de base du modèle, nous construisons des primitives d'interaction de haut niveau comme les menus 3D. Nous décrivons également nos choix en matière de communication, en tenant compte des paramètres essentiels de la coopération dans une réunion. La représentation des acteurs, sous forme de clones 3D, et des documents se fait dans le même espace, permettant de créer une cohérence visuelle forte de la scène, qui aide les utilisateurs dans la compréhension et la réalisation de leur tâche. Les clones étant entièrement paramétrables, on les anime pour informer un utilisateur sur l'activité de ses interlocuteurs.
Cet ensemble, basé sur la synthèse d'image temps réel et une démarche d'évaluations, forme un outil permettant d'organiser des réunions entre personnes distantes, comme des réunions de bureau d'étude, de la télévente, de l'enseignement à distance, etc.
Lopis, Desirée. "Préservation des effets bénéfiques de deux indices contextuels dans la maladie d’Alzheimer ? : les odeurs et le contact par le regard." Thesis, Paris 10, 2019. http://faraway.parisnanterre.fr/login?url=http://bdr.parisnanterre.fr/theses/intranet/2019/2019PA100106/2019PA100106.pdf.
Full textAlzheimer’s disease (AD) is considered as a major public health concern. Given the poor outcomes associated with pharmacological approaches in dementia care, development and validation of non-pharmacological interventions have been promoted lately. Odors and direct gaze (i.e. another individual’s gaze directed to the observer leading to eye contact) are two contextual cues that are known to influence positively a wide range of cognitive processes in normal cognition. In this work, we aim to determine whether odors and direct gaze effects are preserved in normal ageing and in AD patients at the early stages of the disease. We namely aim to test whether, in these two populations i) direct gaze induces more positive appraisal of others and enhances memory for faces and for face-name association, ii) odors can be considered as particularly relevant cues to stimulate autobiographical memories as compared to other sensory cues, iii) a cumulative effect of odors and direct gaze effects on others’ appraisal and on memory for faces can be observed (data only recorded in healthy young to date). Our work explores these issues through four sets of behavioral studies, one of which also includes eye-tracking recording. Overall, our results suggest that direct gaze effects are preserved in normal ageing and in AD patients: perceiving a direct gaze influences positively others’ appraisal (study 1) and can increase memory for faces and for name (although it does not increase the memory of face-name association – study 2). In addition, we showed that olfactory and visual stimulation can be considered as a more relevant tool for autobiographical memory stimulation than auditory stimulation (study 3). Finally, preliminary behavioral data suggest a predominance of odors’ effects over direct gaze’s ones on others’ appraisal in young subjects (study 4). We discuss our findings in the context of their clinical implications. We namely evoke some cognitive stimulation strategies for AD patients involving direct gaze and odors
Saruwatari, Michelli Massae. "Associação das doenças sistêmicas e hábitos de vida sobre a saúde ocular na população de Pratânia- SP." Botucatu, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/150106.
Full textResumo: Objetivo: O presente estudo foi realizado com o objetivo de verificar se as doenças sistêmicas e hábitos de fumar e ingerir bebidas alcoólicas estavam associadas à baixa visão e cegueira assim como a relação das doenças sistêmicas com as causas de baixa visão e cegueira em uma determinada população. Material e Método: Estudo transversal, observacional, de base populacional, no qual foram avaliadas 897 pessoas com idade igual ou superior a 18 anos, residentes no Município de Pratânia, São Paulo, nos anos de 2007 e 2008. Os sujeitos foram atendidos na unidade de saúde do município e na unidade móvel oftalmológica. Os exames permitiram detectar as principais afecções oculares causadoras de baixa visão ou cegueira, assim como as principais afecções sistêmicas. Os dados foram transferidos para Tabela Excel e analisados estatisticamente utilizando o programa SAS, versão 9.3. Estatísticas descritivas e análises de associação buscaram conhecer a relação entre baixa visão ou cegueira com as doenças sistêmicas e hábitos de fumar ou ingerir bebida alcoólica. Resultados: Dentre as pessoas avaliadas, foram encontrados 19 cegos (2,1%) e 43 (4,8%) indivíduos portadores de baixa visão levando-se em conta a acuidade visual (AV) verificada. Após correção óptica, diminuiu para 4 (0,5%) cegos e 15 (1,7%) com baixa visão. Houve associação significativa entre idade avançada com hipertensão arterial sistêmica (81,8% dos idosos eram hipertensos), diabetes mellitus (20,4% dos idosos eram diabéticos... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo)
Abstract: Purpose: The present study was conducted with the objective of verifying if the systemic diseases and smoking habits and drinking alcoholic drinks were associated with low vision and blindness as well as the relation of systemic diseases with the causes of low vision and blindness in a given population. Material and Method: A cross-sectional study, observational, population-based study that evaluated 897 people aged 18 years or more in the municipality of Pratânia, São Paulo, in the years 2007 and 2008. The subjects were attended at the health unit of the municipality and the ophthalmological mobile unit. The tests revealed the main ocular disorders that cause low vision or blindness, as well as the main illnesses systemic. The data were transferred to the Excel table and statistically analyzed using SAS software, version 9.3. Descriptive statistics and analyzes of association sought to know the relationship between the low vision or blindness with the systemic diseases and smoking habits or drinking alcoholic drinks. Results: Among the people evaluated were found 19 (2.1%) blind and 43 (4.8%) individuals with low vision in the assessment of visual acuity checked. After optical correction, it decreased to 4 (0.5%) blind and 15 (1.7%) with low vision. There was a significant association between advanced age with systemic arterial hypertension (81.8% of the elderly were hypertensive), diabetes (20.4% of the elderly were diabetic), dyslipidemia (48.5% of the elderly were dysli... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Dupuy, Emma. "Impact d'une déficience somesthésique sur les mécanismes de régulation du contrôle postural : un nouveau modèle, le syndrome d'Ehlers-Danlos de type hypermobile." Thesis, Normandie, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019NORMC402/document.
Full textEhlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is the clinical manifestation of hereditary connective tissue disorders, comprising several clinical forms. The EDS hypermobility type (EDSh) is characterized by generalized joint hypermobility and variable skin hyperextensibility, which both generate somatosensory impairment. Somatosensory system is, together with visual and vestibular systems, crucially involved in sensorimotor system functioning. The aim of this work was to understand the impact of impaired proprioception on perceptive and sensorimotor mechanisms underlying postural control in EDSh patients. Evaluation of postural control was structured around two approaches. The first one was indirect, and evaluated the sensory mechanism underlying vertical perception. The second one was direct, and used detailed stabilometric analyses to investigate postural control.The first objective of this work was to evaluate how somatosensory impairment affects the contribution of spatial frame of reference (allocentric, egocentric, and geocentric) to visual vertical perception. Two types of tests were conducted to assess the vertical perception with and without visual information (Rod and Frame Test, RFT; Subjective visual vertical, SVV). These two studies showed that somatosensory impairment reduces the contribution of egocentric frame of reference (body axis) to vertical perception. In response, patients increase their visual field dependence, and thus, use preferentially allocentric frame of reference. The second axis aimed to identify sensory strategies adopted by these patients and their repercussion on postural regulation mechanisms. To investigate this question, a thorough postural assessment was conducted, using sensory perturbation and dual-task paradigm, and linear and non-linear analyses. We observed that somatosensory impairment impacts muscular proprioceptive contribution to automatic regulation mechanism involved in postural control. These modifications in postural regulation induce an increase of active monitoring of postural sway. In response, EDSh patients develop a visual dependence, and produce adaptive strategies based on stiffening of corrective mechanisms acting in long term. Finally, two pilot studies were conducted to test the impact of proprioceptive remediation, somatosensory orthoses and sensorimotor rehabilitation program, on postural control of these patients. Both of these two therapeutic solutions seem to induce a beneficial effect on postural control. This effect is reflected by an improvement of postural stability when patients wore somatosensory orthoses, and an enhancement of postural efficiency in response to sensorimotor rehabilitation. However, results also indicate that the immediate effect induced by orthotic device of somatosensory substitution is limited, because it did not help to decrease visual dependency. Hence, these observations allowed us to identify the postural regulation specificities in EDSh patients, and, in a preliminary way, to observe how they change in response to therapeutic solutions based on sensory remediation
Chadwick, Michèle. "Cognitive mechanisms underlying the determining of relevance : the causal role of body states." Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080036/document.
Full textGiven the quantity of information with which we are constantly confronted, our survival depends on the ability to rapidly detect and attend to what is most relevant. To this end, our brains have evolved to trigger changes in our affective state in response to relevant objects and events, which inform us of their existence and of their nature. While body-induced affective states impact the perception of congruent emotional stimuli, it is still unknown whether body-induced affective states influence the manner in which the relevance of external stimuli is determined and therefore perceived. Here, we examined the role that socially meaningful transient body states play in the evaluation of relevance of facial displays of threat. In a series of behavioral experiments, we modulated participants’ body state, instructing them to hold dominant or non-dominant postures prior to behavioral tests, in which we varied the degree of relevance of the stimuli and the focus of attention. We first demonstrated that these body postures, in accordance with the social status they embody, influenced the evaluation of the relevance of threatening facial displays. Moreover, this impact occurred where facial displays were processed implicitly, highlighting the saliency of these social cues. Overall, our studies demonstrate, that body states, not only influence the evaluation of relevance, but determine it, as otherwise relevant social cues, were no longer evaluated as such. These findings suggest that body states interact with affective states to signal which social cues are relevant to the observer
Manuel, Alexandre. "Information d’urgence et information télévisée : analyse d’un paradigme communicationnel (les événements du tsunami de 2004 et du 11 septembre 2001)." Thesis, Besançon, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011BESA1007/document.
Full textDespite being a discursive continuum, broadcasted news is marked by daily ritual; it inscribes events into various pathemic depth levels. When catastrophes such as the 2004 South-Asian tsunami or the 9/11 attacks of 2001 occur, the depth level that is reached seems to crystallize into a specific form. My thesis work has led me to conceptualize this particular form as “emergency news” (information d’urgence) and the research aims at defining its conceptual and constitutive traits.“Emergency news” is mainly characterized by a significant amount of amateur images, intermingled with standard professional images. “Emergency news” thus sets up interpretation/reception conditions which in turn are able to heighten pathos to its maximum, within a background frame consisting of a proven truth rooted into social and cultural practices. When signs of imperfection —which are characteristic of amateur images— filter the “right” image reception, how can they reflect the natural world in a strikingly realistic way? How do they contribute to the pragmatic aims of urgency and emergency? Do they work in an autonomous manner? Based on a corpus composed of broadcasted images and news reports from three different countries (France, Portugal and the United States), the exploration of the various elements constitutive of “emergency news” guides the reflexion beyond the semio-textual strata, toward the analysis of the communicational paradigm. Thus, with its inscription in semiotic polyphony (revolving around the visual, the verbal and practices), this journey will question planes of immanence before leading to a stable definition of the “emergency news” syntagm
Borke, Lukas. "Dynamic Clustering and Visualization of Smart Data via D3-3D-LSA." Doctoral thesis, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.18452/18307.
Full textWith the growing popularity of GitHub, the largest host of source code and collaboration platform in the world, it has evolved to a Big Data resource offering a variety of Open Source repositories (OSR). At present, there are more than one million organizations on GitHub, among them Google, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, CRAN, RStudio, D3, Plotly and many more. GitHub provides an extensive REST API, which enables scientists to retrieve valuable information about the software and research development life cycles. Our research pursues two main objectives: (I) provide an automatic OSR categorization system for data science teams and software developers promoting discoverability, technology transfer and coexistence; (II) establish visual data exploration and topic driven navigation of GitHub organizations for collaborative reproducible research and web deployment. To transform Big Data into value, in other words into Smart Data, storing and processing of the data semantics and metadata is essential. Further, the choice of an adequate text mining (TM) model is important. The dynamic calibration of metadata configurations, TM models (VSM, GVSM, LSA), clustering methods and clustering quality indices will be shortened as "smart clusterization". Data-Driven Documents (D3) and Three.js (3D) are JavaScript libraries for producing dynamic, interactive data visualizations, featuring hardware acceleration for rendering complex 2D or 3D computer animations of large data sets. Both techniques enable visual data mining (VDM) in web browsers, and will be abbreviated as D3-3D. Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) measures semantic information through co-occurrence analysis in the text corpus. Its properties and applicability for Big Data analytics will be demonstrated. "Smart clusterization" combined with the dynamic VDM capabilities of D3-3D will be summarized under the term "Dynamic Clustering and Visualization of Smart Data via D3-3D-LSA".