2021 Editor's Pick: Computer Science

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2021 Editor's Pick: Computer Science

574.1K

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44

authors

11

articles

Editorial

07 November 2022

Editorial: 2021 editors' pick: Computer science

Paul Lukowicz

,

Anton Nijholt

,

Kaleem Siddiqi

,

Marcello Pelillo

, 2 more and

Nicola Zannone

1,608 views

0 citations

Editors

7

McGill University

Marcello Pelillo

Ca' Foscari University of Venice

King's College London

University of Twente

University of Kaiserslautern

Kristof Van Laerhoven

University of Siegen

Eindhoven University of Technology

Impact

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Review

02 November 2021

The Origin of Patterns

Robert P. W. Duin

5,625 views

3 citations

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Original Research

21 September 2021

Three-Year Review of the 2018–2020 SHL Challenge on Transportation and Locomotion Mode Recognition From Mobile Sensors

Lin Wang

, 5 more and

Daniel Roggen

4,776 views

22 citations

Interaction diagram for a solution for Shadow Puppet Museum scenario.

Original Research

25 June 2021

Development and Evaluation of Technology Enhanced Interaction Framework Method for Designing Accessible Technologies for Visually Impaired People

Kewalin Angkananon

, 1 more and

Thimaporn Phetkeaw

5,633 views

3 citations

The gait kinematics variables (tibiotalar flexion, forefoot/ankle abduction, medial arch angle, lateral arch angle, subtalar rotation, forefoot/ankle supination, MT I-V angle) from a patient with lateral collateral ligament injuries of the ankle. Left: unaffected side; Right: affected side.

Mini Review

13 May 2021

Wearable Devices for Gait Analysis in Intelligent Healthcare

Xin Liu

, 5 more and

Dezheng Zhang

29,900 views

63 citations

Left: This view is in the rgb–space (Section 4.3), which has a Euclidian metric. It is an orthographic view of the spectrum cone from the direction of the achromatic direction. In this geometry angles in the plane orthogonal to the achromatic direction are meaningful. The parameterization by angle is then preferable over parameterization by wavelength. The latter is essentially arbitrary. Right: Complementary wavelengths are defined by spectrum generators that are coplanar with the achromatic direction W. In the angular parameterization (in this figure and Section 4.3) they are an angle π apart (the inset). Note that not every wavelength has a complementary mate.

Original Research

30 April 2021

RGB Colors and Ecological Optics

Jan Koenderink

, 1 more and

Karl Gegenfurtner

7,421 views

14 citations

Mini Review

14 April 2021

Operationalizing Behavior Change Theory as Part of Persuasive Technology: A Scoping Review on Social Comparison

Mailin Lemke

and

Roelof A. J. de Vries

4,745 views

4 citations

Original Research

29 April 2021

Systematic Evaluation of Design Choices for Deep Facial Action Coding Across Pose

Koichiro Niinuma

, 2 more and

László A. Jeni

3,216 views

3 citations

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Review

09 March 2021

Phishing Attacks: A Recent Comprehensive Study and a New Anatomy

Zainab Alkhalil

, 2 more and

Imtiaz Khan

485,069 views

300 citations

UML sequence diagram for the second scenario in the second case study.

Original Research

17 February 2021

A Mechanism to Detect and Prevent Ethereum Blockchain Smart Contract Reentrancy Attacks

Ayman Alkhalifah

, 2 more and

A. S. M. Kayes

16,834 views

31 citations

Original Research

29 March 2021

Influencing Followership: Understanding the Perspective of Those Leading Active Discussions on Quora

Martin C. Nwadiugwu

and

Cynthia C. Nwadiugwu

5,912 views

1 citations

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We are pleased to introduce the collection 2021 Computer Science – Editor’s Pick. This collection showcases the most well-received spontaneous articles from 2021 and has been specially handpicked by our Field Chief Editor Prof. Kaleem Siddiqi and Specialty Chief Editors Profs. Marcello Pelillo, Anton Nijholt, Luca Vigano', Paul Lukowicz and Kristof Van Laerhoven.

The work presented here highlights the broad diversity of research performed across the journal and aims to put a spotlight on the main areas of interest. All research presented here displays strong advances in theory, experiment, and methodology with applications to compelling problems. These articles are of high interest for the research community, as proven by the high number of views and downloads immediately accrued after their publication during 2021.

This collection aims to further support Frontiers’ strong community by recognizing highly deserving authors.

You will find the 2022 edition here.

We are pleased to introduce the collection 2021 Computer Science – Editor’s Pick. This collection showcases the most well-received spontaneous articles from 2021 and has been specially handpicked by our Field Chief Editor Prof. Kaleem Siddiqi and Specialty Chief Editors Profs. Marcello Pelillo, Anton Nijholt, Luca Vigano', Paul Lukowicz and Kristof Van Laerhoven.

The work presented here highlights the broad diversity of research performed across the journal and aims to put a spotlight on the main areas of interest. All research presented here displays strong advances in theory, experiment, and methodology with applications to compelling problems. These articles are of high interest for the research community, as proven by the high number of views and downloads immediately accrued after their publication during 2021.

This collection aims to further support Frontiers’ strong community by recognizing highly deserving authors.

You will find the 2022 edition here.

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Editors

McGill University

Marcello Pelillo

Ca' Foscari University of Venice

King's College London

University of Twente

University of Kaiserslautern

Kristof Van Laerhoven

University of Siegen

Eindhoven University of Technology

Impact

574,083 Total views

529,533 Article views

41,261 Article downloads

3,289 Topic views

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Frontiers in Computer Science

Computer Vision, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing, Computer Security, Human-Media Interaction

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Frontiers in Psychology

Human-Media Interaction

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Frontiers in ICT

Computer Vision, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing, Computer Security, Human-Media Interaction

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Frontiers in Digital Humanities

Human-Media Interaction

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