Presentation 2004/3/18
Discrimination of the levels of concentration of class participants with image processing
Takeshi SAIDA, Hiro-Fumi YANAI,
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Abstract(in English) During a "face-to-face" lecture, patricipants' reactions are used by the lecturer at all times, and the lecturer hear or see details of those reactions to advance his or her class. But in a distance learning class, the lecturer has to speak alone in a studio, without participants. In that case, the lecturer feels stresses like "being hard to give a lecture." If the lecturer could see the conditions of all the classrooms in a concise way, the lecturer would feel easy. We investigated image processing that could discriminate the levels of concentration of the class participants. As a result of a controlled experiment, we were 80% successful in discriminating the concentration levels.
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Keyword(in English) Distance Leaning / Level of Concentration / Luminance Fluctuation / Image Processing
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Title (in English) Discrimination of the levels of concentration of class participants with image processing
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Keyword(1) Distance Leaning
Keyword(2) Level of Concentration
Keyword(3) Luminance Fluctuation
Keyword(4) Image Processing
1st Author's Name Takeshi SAIDA
1st Author's Affiliation Course of Media & Telecommunications, Graduate School of Science & Engineering, Ibaraki University()
2nd Author's Name Hiro-Fumi YANAI
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Media & Telecommunications, Ibaraki University
Date 2004/3/18
Paper # HCS2003-70
Volume (vol) vol.103
Number (no) 742
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 5
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