Titlebook: End-User Development; 7th International Sy Alessio Malizia,Stefano Valtolina,Andrew Stratton Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Nature Sw

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,Einführung in die digitale Regelung,al patent infringements. In this work, we report on a usability study carried out on such a tool with 21 professional designers from industry in the field of mechanical engineering. The outcome of our study shows that our tool is very well accepted by designers, and felt useful and helpful even by legal experts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14845-6ns and give directly feedback of success. An evaluation is conducted with human users who had to perform a series of tasks using natural language. Overall, 13 end user took part in our survey with ten questions. 94.9% of all answers in the first part could be resolved on spreadsheet data, and 62,5% on SQL database.

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,Regelungsfelder für Unternehmensnetzwerke,lity to compose such applications, however, comes the need to debug them, e.g., to avoid unpredictable and dangerous behaviors. In this context, different questions are still unexplored: which visual languages are more appropriate for debugging IF-THEN rules? Which information do end users need to u

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Systembetrachtungen zum Messen und Stellen,ith no expertise in computer science, to define and modify tasks to be executed by collaborative robots. The application provides two interaction modalities, the former based on a chat interface, the latter presenting a visual programming language inspired to block-based solutions but tailored to th

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Schaltungen von Regelkreiselementen,nical settings. We relate the paradigms of End-User Development with it and show the differences, commonalities and emergent areas through a theoretical analysis of a smart home setting. Implications for the design of intervention user interfaces are derived and the interplay of interventions with a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09720-5ernet of Things (IoT) in various scenarios have made End User Development (EUD) for robotic and IoT applications an interesting research direction. In particular, in the EUD field, trigger-action rules have become popular for their simple structure, which enables users to create rules to implement t