Poster: A Visual Programming Language for Cellular Automata (VL/HCC 2020 - Showpieces & Posters) - VL/HCC 2020

Tue 11 - Fri 14 August 2020 Dunedin, New Zealand

Who

Deacon McIntyre, Michael Homer

Track

VL/HCC 2020 Showpieces & Posters

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Wed 12 Aug 2020 15:28 - 15:29 at Zoom Room - Show Pieces & Posters 1 Chair(s): Michelle Brachman, Austin Henley, Jun Kato, Justin Smith

Abstract

Cellular automata are simulations of cells interacting with each other based on simple rules. Despite the simplicity, they can exhibit complex behaviour, and have a number of applications in fields such as medicine, biology, mathematics, and more. As a result, people from a variety of different backgrounds and skill-sets may find cellular automata useful to their work or research. There exist tools to explore well-known automata, but many require some form of textual programming ability, or do not offer easy and approachable ways to customise automata. Our software aims to be more accessible for those without backgrounds in programming or cellular automata, to allow users to more easily explore and modify automata. To achieve this, we have developed a visual programming language, where users can connect components to create their own automata from scratch, without any textual programming.

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https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9127283

Deacon McIntyre

Victoria University of Wellington

New Zealand

Michael Homer

Victoria University of Wellington

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Wed 12 Aug
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	15:20 - 16:00	Show Pieces & Posters 1Showpieces & Posters at Zoom Room Chair(s): Michelle Brachman University of Massachusetts Lowell, Austin Henley University of Tennessee, Jun Kato National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan, Justin Smith Lafayette College

	15:20 1m Talk		The Effect of Narration on User Comprehension and Recall of Information VisualisationsShow Piece Showpieces & Posters Humphrey Obie Monash University, Caslon Chua Swinburne University of Technology, Iman Avazpour School of Information Technology, Deakin University, Mohamed Abdelrazek Deakin University, John Grundy Monash University, Tomasz Bednarz CSIRO's Data61 Authorizer link
	15:22 1m Talk		Data-Flow Programming for Smart Homes and Other Smart SpacesShow Piece Showpieces & Posters Marcel Altendeitering Fraunhofer ISST, Sonja Schimmler Fraunhofer FOKUS & Weizenbaum Institute Authorizer link
	15:24 1m Talk		End-User-Oriented Tool Support for Modeling Data Analytics RequirementsShow Piece Showpieces & Posters Hourieh Khalajzadeh Monash University, Australia, Anj Simmons Deakin University, Mohamed Abdelrazek Deakin University, John Grundy Monash University, John Hosking University of Auckland, Qiang He Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies, Swinburne University of Technology Authorizer link
	15:26 1m Talk		Poster: Towards Understanding Novice Behaviors and Mental Effort in Code PuzzlesShow Piece Showpieces & Posters John Allen Washington University in St. Louis, Caitlin Kelleher Washington University in St. Louis Authorizer link
	15:28 1m Talk		Poster: A Visual Programming Language for Cellular AutomataPoster Showpieces & Posters Deacon McIntyre Victoria University of Wellington, Michael Homer Victoria University of Wellington Authorizer link
	15:30 1m Talk		Poster: APIs for IPAs? Towards End-User Tailoring of Intelligent Personal AssistantsPoster Showpieces & Posters Daniel Rough University College Dublin, Benjamin Cowan University College Dublin Authorizer link
	15:31 1m Talk		Poster: Designing GradeSnap for Block-Based CodePoster Showpieces & Posters Alexandra Milliken North Carolina State University, Veronica Catete North Carolina State University, Amy Isvik North Carolina State University, Tiffany Barnes North Carolina State University Authorizer link
	15:33 1m Talk		Poster: Machine Learning for Predicting Emergency Medical Incidents that Need an Air-ambulancePoster Showpieces & Posters Natt Nuntalid Unitec Institute of Technology, Dave Richards St John New Zealand Authorizer link
	15:35 1m Talk		Poster: Programming Practices Among Interactive Audio Software DevelopersPoster Showpieces & Posters Andrew Thompson Queen Mary University London, George Fazekas Queen Mary University London, Geraint Wiggins Vrije Universiteit Brussel Authorizer link