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Disambiguation of "Filho, Jackson Feijó"

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Affective-ready, contextual and automated usability test for mobile software.

, , and . MobileHCI Adjunct, page 638-644. ACM, (2016)

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Diego Feijóo

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Edmilson Ferreira de Oliveira Filho

Michael Filhol

José Agiuar Moraes Filho

 

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Exploring non-verbal communications in mobile text chat: emotion-enhanced chat., , and . NordiCHI, page 1069-1072. ACM, (2014)Demo: Continuous Emotional Status in Mobile-Mediated Communications., , and . MobiSys, page 449. ACM, (2015)Emotions Logging in Automated Usability Tests for Mobile Devices., , and . HCI (18), volume 9186 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 428-435. Springer, (2015)Breath mobile: a software-based hands-free and voice-free breathing controlled mobile phone interface., , and . ASSETS, page 217-218. ACM, (2012)MSECO-DEV: Application Development Process in Mobile Software Ecosystems., , , and . SEKE, page 317-322. KSI Research Inc. and Knowledge Systems Institute Graduate School, (2016)Where-How-What Am I Feeling: User Context Logging in Automated Usability Tests for Mobile Software., , and . HCI (18), volume 9748 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 14-23. Springer, (2016)Advances on Breathing Based Text Input for Mobile Devices., , and . HCI (7), volume 9175 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 279-287. Springer, (2015)Demo: Mobile Software Emotions Logging: Towards an Automatic Usability Evaluation., , and . MobiSys, page 451. ACM, (2015)Demo: Breathing-Based Text Input for Mobile Phones., , and . MobiSys, page 447. ACM, (2015)Automated Usability Tests for Mobile Devices through Live Emotions Logging., , and . MobileHCI Adjunct, page 636-643. ACM, (2015)