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Targeted steering motions

In this paper we investigate targeted steering motions. Fitts' law is a very successful model to explain human targeting behavior, while the Steering law has been used to model steering motions. Dennerlein et al. combined these two models to explain targeted steering motions, but this combination introduces additional parameters. In this paper, we present a new, simpler, model that can be used to predict targeted steering motions.

Wolfgang Stuerzlinger | Sergey Kulikov | W. Stuerzlinger | S. Kulikov

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