Titlebook: Engineering Interactive Systems 2008; Second Conference on Peter Forbrig,Fabio Paternò Conference proceedings 2008 IFIP International Feder

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An Event-Condition-Action Approach for Contextual Interaction in Virtual Environmentslit-up and supported by our graphical notation for the design of multimodal interaction techniques. The main advantage of this approach is that we provide the designer with a flexible context system, supported by scalable diagrams.

CRUC

Automated Usability Evaluation during Model-Based Interactive System Developmentaluation effort by automating parts of the testing process for various combinations of platforms and user groups that should be addressed by the application. Furthermore, by testing the application at runtime, the usability evaluation can also consider system dynamics and information that are unavailable at design time.

NAV

A Fluid Flow Approach to Usability Analysis of Multi-user Systemshe Performance Evaluation Process Algebra (PEPA), we show how different groupware usage patterns may be modeled and analyzed using this approach. We illustrate how the approach can explore different design options and their impact on group behavior by comparing file access policies in the context of a groupware application.

開玩笑

An Ontology-Based Adaptation Framework for Multimodal Interactive Systemsules is widened. Moreover, special emphasis is put on the dynamic aspects of interactive systems, mainly the interaction of the user with the system and system events. Exemplary rules used in an interactive TV prototype illustrate this framework.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-10052-8brings additional complexity, it also offers ways to simplify or bypass problems in task inference that otherwise appear difficult or impossible. Although the focus in this paper is on automated task support, the importance of objects and data in understanding tasks is one that applies to other forms of task analysis in the design process.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8372-5s. From the agent-oriented perspective gained by examining the resultant extensive agent meta-model – named ShaMAN – we then revisit the Task Analysis research domain, and consider what benefits Task Analysis and Modelling may draw from the Agent-oriented paradigm.

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Assessment of Object Use for Task Modelingns during task model simulation. This paper presents an evaluation investigating the usage of formal objects with K-MADe. The results show that whilst object concepts seem to be essential in the task model process, their usage and manipulation is not easy.