Pan-zoom coordination in multi-scale pointing
Published 31 March 2001
Frédéric Bourgeois, Yves Guiard, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon
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A new metric derived from Zhai and Milgram is used to quantify pan-zoom coordination, and it is shown that two-handed input allows parallelism.
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We report some data from an experiment on multi-scale pointing with right-hand panning and left-hand zooming. We use a new metric derived from Zhai and Milgram [6] to quantify pan-zoom coordination, and we show that two-handed input allows parallelism.
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