Neil Cohn

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30ranked-venue papers
16as first author
14since 2021 · last 2024
0000-0003-0074-1995ORCID · reported

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Artificial intelligence and machine learning · 29 · 16 first-author · 13 since 2021Applied, interdisciplinary, general and emerging computing · 27 · 16 first-author · 11 since 2021Graphics, computer vision, multimedia, augmented reality and games · 1 · 1 since 2021Human-computer interaction and ubiquitous computing · 1 · 1 since 2021
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2024 Drawing Insights: Sequential Representation Learning in Comics
Sam Titarsolej, Neil Cohn, Nanne van Noord
BMVC2
2024 Dissociable neurocognitive signatures in scene perception
Neil Cohn, Tom Foulsham
CogSci1
2024 Who, Where, and When: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Situational Changes in Comics
Bien Klomberg, Irmak Hacimusaoglu, Neil Cohn
CogSci3
2024 Mark the unexpected! Animacy preference and motion marking in visual language
Ana Krajinovic, Irmak Hacimusaoglu, Bruno Cardoso, Neil Cohn
CogSci4
2022 Fluency modulates ordering of visual narrative layouts
Neil Cohn, Irmak Hacimusaoglu, Bien Klomberg
CogSci1
2022 Motion Event Segmentation in Visual Narratives
Irmak Hacimusaoglu, Neil Cohn
CogSci2
2022 A Closer Look at Bridging Inferences: Onlookers and Framing in Visual Narratives
Bien Klomberg, Neil Cohn
CogSci2
2022 The Costs and Composition of Discontinuity in Visual Narratives
Bien Klomberg, Neil Cohn
CogSci2
2022 Understanding Lightbulb Moments: Meaning-making in visual morphology from comics and emoji
Lenneke Doris Lichtenberg, Bien Klomberg, Neil Cohn
CogSci3
2022 The Multimodal Annotation Software Tool (MAST)
abstract
Multimodal combinations of writing and pictures have become ubiquitous in contemporary society, and scholars have increasingly been turning to analyzing these media. Here we present a resource for annotating these complex documents: the Multimodal Annotation Software Tool (MAST). MAST is an application that allows users to analyze visual and multimodal documents by selecting and annotating visual regions, and to establish relations between annotations that create dependencies and/or constituent structures. By means of schema publications, MAST allows annotation theories to be citable, while evolving and being shared. Documents can be annotated using multiple schemas simultaneously, offering more comprehensive perspectives. As a distributed, client-server system MAST allows for collaborative annotations across teams of users, and features team management and resource access functionalities, facilitating the potential for implementing open science practices. Altogether, we aim for MAST to provide a powerful and innovative annotation tool with application across numerous fields engaging with multimodal media.
Bruno Cardoso, Neil Cohn
LREC2
2021 Anaphoric distance dependencies in the sequential structure of wordless visual narratives
Neil Cohn
CogSci1
2021 Sequential meaning-making in language and visual narratives
Bien Klomberg, Irmak Hacimusaoglu, Cas Coopmans, Neil Cohn
CogSci4
2021 Categorization of robot animacy using implicit visual cues
Vanessa Mondry, Neil Cohn
CogSci2
2021 Explore Data, Enjoy Yourself - KUbism, A Playful Approach to Data Exploration
Bruno Cardoso, Neil Cohn, Frederik Truyen, Koenraad Brosens
INTERACT (3)2
2020 Computational approaches to analyzing and generating comics
Aditya Upadhyayula, Chris Martens 0001, Rogelio Enrique Cardona-Rivera, Andrew Hendrickson, Neil Cohn
CogSci5
2018 The cognitive systems of visual and multimodal narratives
Neil Cohn, Emily Coderre, Elizabeth O'Donnell, Aidan Osterby, Lester C. Loschky
CogSci1
2018 Are emoji a poor substitute for words? Sentence processing with emoji substitutions
Neil Cohn, Tim Roijackers, Robin Schaap, Jan Engelen
CogSci1
2017 Static and dynamic visual narratives, by brain and by eye
Neil Cohn, Tom Foulsham, Tim Smith, Jeffrey M. Zacks
CogSci1
2017 Path salience in motion events from verbal and visual languages
Neil Cohn, Vivian Wong, Kaitlin Pederson, Ryan Taylor
CogSci1
2016 Sequential images are not universal, or Caveats for using visual narratives in experimental tasks
Neil Cohn
CogSci1
2016 Comics and cognitive systems: The processing of visual narratives
Neil Cohn, Emily Coderre, L. n. Kendall, Joseph Magliano
CogSci1
2015 That went over my head: Constraints on the visual vocabulary of comics
Neil Cohn, Beena Murthy
CogSci1
2014 Narrative conjunction's junction function: A theoretical model of "additive" inference in visual narratives
Neil Cohn
CogSci1
2014 Comprehending action in depicted paths: Evidence from the cognition of motion lines in visual narratives
Neil Cohn, Stephen Maher
CogSci1
2014 The cognition of comics: What "comics" can tell us about the mind
Neil Cohn, David Wagner 0003, Tom Foulsham, John E. Drury
CogSci1
2013 Glushko Dissertation Prize Symposium
Douglas Knox Bemis, Neil Cohn, George Kachergis, Andrew M. Lovett, Robert L. Goldstone
CogSci2
2012 Segmenting Visual Narratives: Evidence for Constituent Structure in Comics
Neil Cohn, Phillip J. Holcomb, Ray Jackendoff, Gina R. Kuperberg
CogSci1
2012 Framing attention in American and Japanese comics
Neil Cohn, Amaro Taylor-Weiner, Suzanne Grossman
CogSci1
2012 Grammatical Approaches to Written and Graphical Communication
Colin Wilson, Neil Cohn, James Myers, Stephen Goldberg, Ariel Cohen-Goldberg
CogSci2
2011 Comics on the Brain: Structure and Meaning in Sequential Image Comprehension
Neil Cohn, Martin Paczynski, Phillip J. Holcomb, Ray Jackendoff, Gina R. Kuperberg
CogSci1