Tim Halverson

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2003-2022
Publications (10 Years): 5

Top Topics

Cognitive Models

Causal Inferences

Top Venues

Top. Cogn. Sci.

Publications

Tim Halverson, Christopher W. Myers, Jeffery Gearhart, Matthew W. Linakis, Glenn Gunzelmann
Physiocognitive Modeling: Explaining the Effects of Caffeine on Fatigue. Top. Cogn. Sci. 14 (4) (2022)
Tim Halverson, Michelle Caisse, Mary D. Freiman, Christopher W. Myers
Quality Engineering in the Development of an Intelligent Agent. CogSci (2020)
Mary D. Freiman, Christopher W. Myers, Michelle Caisse, Tim Halverson, Jerry T. Ball
Assessing Cognitive Fidelity in a Situation Awareness Process Model. CogSIMA (2019)
Mary D. Freiman, Michelle Caisse, Jerry T. Ball, Tim Halverson, Christopher W. Myers
Empirically Identified Gaps in a Situation Awareness Model for Human-Machine Coordination. CogSIMA (2018)
J. Timothy Balint, Brad Reynolds, Leslie M. Blaha, Tim Halverson
Visualizing Eye Movements in Formal Cognitive Models. ETVIS (2015)
Tim Halverson, Anthony J. Hornof
A Computational Model of "Active Vision" for Visual Search in Human-Computer Interaction. Hum. Comput. Interact. 26 (4) (2011)
Anthony J. Hornof, Yunfeng Zhang, Tim Halverson
Knowing where and when to look in a time-critical multimodal dual task. CHI (2010)
Tim Halverson, Anthony J. Hornof
The effects of semantic grouping on visual search. CHI Extended Abstracts (2008)
Anthony J. Hornof, Troy Rogers, Tim Halverson
EyeMusic: Performing Live Music and Multimedia Compositions with Eye Movements. NIME (2007)
Tim Halverson, Anthony J. Hornof
A minimal model for predicting visual search in human-computer interaction. CHI (2007)
Tim Halverson
Integrating models of human-computer visual interaction. CHI Extended Abstracts (2006)
Tim Halverson, Anthony J. Hornof
Explaining Eye Movements in the Visual Search of Varying Density Layouts. ICCM (2004)
Tim Halverson, Anthony J. Hornof
Link colors guide a search. CHI Extended Abstracts (2004)
Anthony J. Hornof, Tim Halverson
Cognitive strategies and eye movements for searching hierarchical computer displays. CHI (2003)