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As we write this research paper, we notice an explosion in popularity of machine learning in numerous fields (ranging from governance, education, and management to criminal justice, fraud detection, and internet of things). In this contribution, ...

Many location-based games have a multiplayer aspect; however, this is typically inconsequential to the actual gameplay, which is usually geared toward a single-player experience. Thus, we present Fit to Draw, a multiplayer location-based exergame that ...

Robots are usually considered tools, devoid of agency and thus creativity. This robotic art performance – Contingent Dreams – explores the generative role of the human artist, algorithm, machine, medium, and environment in art making. In this ...

Similarity measures do not typically capture subjective elements of perception of similarity. Our research contributes an experimental methodology for validating and learning similarity computation algorithms against human perceptions of ...

‘SWAMPLAB’ is a strong case for intuitive insights through arts, sciences, and technologies to engage the self and establish meaningful social interactions including humans and non-humans. While zigzagging through processes of privatization, ...

The last decades have shown us a growing interest in different fields of how interactive art transforms the position of the viewer into a participant and how audiences engage and relate to interactive artwork. This article presents a visual analysis of ...

"Dividual Plays Experimental Lab" is an extract from the dance piece "Dividual Plays". Dividual Plays was produced as the first research outcome of "Reactor for Awareness in Motion [RAM]", a research project we have been involved since 2010 (http://...

Our study in this paper aims to visualize railway stations' usability for expectant and nursing mothers from the point of users' experiences. We created the web content which shows the users' views about station's usability on the map.

The EU-projects OASIS Archive and GAMA aimed to develop systems for the common presentation of distributed Media Art works, independent of their location. The paper presents the technical solutions implemented during projects, and contextualise the work ...

This article offers an analysis of UK arts and humanities e-Science practices in order to identify current trends. It also considers challenges of how arts and humanities disciplines fit into the overall e-Science agenda. We will discuss a first phase ...

Performance tools are a way of making systematic the work needed to carry out performance studies so that several studies can be carried out more easily and be compared in a consistent way. After a brief overview by K. Nichols, 11 selected tools are ...