intelligent understanding of handwritten geometry theorem proving
Jiang Yingying ; Tian Feng ; Wang Hongan ; Zhang Xiaolong ; Wang Xugang ; Dai Guozhong
2010
会议名称14th ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, IUI 2010
会议日期40581
会议地点Hong Kong, China
关键词Computational geometry Graphical user interfaces Problem solving
页码119-128
英文摘要Computer-based geometry systems have been widely used for teaching and learning, but largely based on mouse-and-keyboard interaction, these systems usually require users to draw figures by following strict task structures defined by menus, buttons, and mouse and keyboard actions. Pen-based designs offer a more natural way to develop geometry theorem proofs with hand-drawn figures and scripts. This paper describes a pen-based geometry theorem proving system that can effectively recognize hand-drawn figures and hand-written proof scripts, and accurately establish the correspondence between geometric components and proof steps. Our system provides dynamic and intelligent visual assistance to help users understand the process of proving and allows users to manipulate geometric components and proof scripts based on structures rather than strokes. The results from evaluation study show that our system is well perceived and users have high satisfaction with the accuracy of sketch recognition, the effectiveness of visual hints, and the efficiency of structure-based manipulation. Copyright 2010 ACM.
会议主办者ACM SIGCHI; ACM SIGART
会议录International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, Proceedings IUI
会议录出版者IUI 2010
会议录出版地United States
ISBN号9781610000000
内容类型会议论文
源URL[http://124.16.136.157/handle/311060/8806]  
专题软件研究所_人机交互技术与智能信息处理实验室_会议论文
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Jiang Yingying,Tian Feng,Wang Hongan,et al. intelligent understanding of handwritten geometry theorem proving[C]. 见:14th ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, IUI 2010. Hong Kong, China. 40581.
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