Shreeharsh Kelkar’s research while affiliated with University of California, Berkeley and other places

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Introduction to the Special Issue on Interface Architects: The Evolution of Human–Computer Interaction
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October 2020

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IEEE Annals of the History of Computing

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Shreeharsh Kelkar

The articles in this special section focus on the evolution of human-computer interaction. The articles include a review article and three case studies that examine the theme of human–computer interaction (HCI), exploring how humans and computers relate to each other. The issue analyzes the history of human–computer interfaces through interdisciplinary approaches, involving scholars from distinct areas of research, including computing history, design, art history, and media history. It also broadens the focus from the US to European cases.

Citations (1)

... Pan et al. [12] explored the research frontiers of intelligent user interfaces, with a particular focus on personality modeling, which examined how computational models of personality affect intelligent users. Mori and Kelkar [13] mainly focused on the evolution of humancomputer interaction and studied the topic of human-computer interaction (HCI), which explored the relationship between humans and computers. Le et al. [14] used human-computer interaction technology for deep learning, which provided a new solution for deep learning. ...

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Design of Brand Culture Mental Model Based on Human-Computer Interaction in Artistic Visual Expression
Introduction to the Special Issue on Interface Architects: The Evolution of Human–Computer Interaction
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  • October 2020

IEEE Annals of the History of Computing

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Shreeharsh Kelkar