Two of Four Papers Presented by Yonsei Esports Lab at CHI 2024 Win Best Paper Honorable Mention Award 

In May 2024, Yonsei Esports Lab, supervised by Professor Byungjoo Lee, will present four papers at CHI 2024, a premier international conference of Human-Computer Interaction.

"Quantifying Wrist-Aiming Habits with A Dual-Sensor Mouse: Implications for Player Performance and Workload" paper presents a technique to quantify the extent of a player's wrist-aiming habits using a mouse equipped with two optical sensors and examines the relationship between wrist-aiming habits and player performance or workload.

"Characterizing and Quantifying Expert Input Behavior in League of Legends" paper demonstrates a holistic pipeline of input behavior analysis from characterizing and quantifying the quality of League of Legends players’ input skills to providing actionable lessons with players based on visualization of input behavior.

"Real-time 3D Target Inference via Biomechanical Simulation" paper proposes a novel approach that leverages biomechanical simulation to produce synthetic motion data, capturing a variety of movement-related factors, such as limb configurations and motor noise.

"User Performance in Consecutive Temporal Pointing: An Exploratory Study" paper broadly explores user performance in a variety of Consecutive temporal pointing (CTP) scenarios and finds CTP is a unique task that cannot be considered as two ordinary temporal pointing processes.

Among them, two papers won the Best Paper Honorable Mention Award, which is only awarded to the top 5% of papers.

Link: 
Quantifying Wrist-Aiming Habits with A Dual-Sensor Mouse: Implications for Player Performance and Workload (Best Paper Honorable Mention Award) : https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2024/program/content/146862
Characterizing and Quantifying Expert Input Behavior in League of Legends : https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2024/program/content/148156
Real-time 3D Target Inference via Biomechanical Simulation (Best Paper Honorable Mention Award) : https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2024/program/content/147400
User Performance in Consecutive Temporal Pointing: An Exploratory Study : https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2024/program/content/147090