Welcome to the captivating realm of subjective computing, where the boundaries between humans and computers blur. This groundbreaking book, "Ten Lectures On Subjective Computing: Surveys and Tutorials in the Applied Sciences," offers a comprehensive exploration of this fascinating field, providing readers with a deep understanding of the theory and application of subjective computing.
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| Language | : | English |
| File size | : | 7756 KB |
| Screen Reader | : | Supported |
| Print length | : | 232 pages |
| X-Ray for textbooks | : | Enabled |
What is Subjective Computing?
Subjective computing delves into the intricate ways in which humans perceive and interact with technology. It focuses on developing computational methods that can capture, interpret, and respond to human subjective experiences, such as emotions, preferences, and opinions.
Why is Subjective Computing Important?
In today's world, where technology is becoming increasingly pervasive, it is essential that our machines understand our subjective states. Subjective computing empowers computers to tailor their interactions to our individual needs, creating more personalized, engaging, and empathetic user experiences.
Ten Lectures: A Journey into the Core Concepts
The book comprises ten insightful lectures, each meticulously crafted to cover a fundamental aspect of subjective computing. These lectures are:
- to Subjective Computing
- Modeling Human Perception
- Measuring Subjective States
- Subjective Computing in Human-Computer Interaction
- Subjective Computing in Cognitive Science
- Subjective Computing in Social Sciences
- Subjective Computing in Marketing
- Subjective Computing in Healthcare
- Subjective Computing in Education
- Future Directions in Subjective Computing
These lectures provide a comprehensive overview of the field, covering theoretical foundations, cutting-edge methodologies, and practical applications.
Target Audience
This book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of human-computer interaction, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence. It is ideal for:
- Academics and researchers in subjective computing
- Software engineers and designers
- Human factors specialists and ergonomists
- Cognitive psychologists and neuroscientists
- Marketing professionals and consumer researchers
- Healthcare providers and medical researchers
- Educators and educational technologists
"Ten Lectures On Subjective Computing" is an essential guide to this rapidly evolving field. It offers a comprehensive exploration of the theory and application of subjective computing, empowering readers to harness its potential for creating truly human-centric technologies.
