Linear representational action

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Linear representational action is a type of computer input where the movement of a person's hand or finger corresponds linearly to movement of a displayed cursor. An example is a computer mouse, where the amount of movement and direction of movement are roughly the same as the cursor on a screen.

Examples in 2D:

  • Computer mouse
  • Trackpad

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