Titlebook: Human-Robot Interaction; Evaluation Methods a Céline Jost,Brigitte Le Pévédic,Nicole Mirnig Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 H

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08684-1a priority and foster the use of within-subjects designs. Furthermore, the described statistical procedure is an alternative to analyze experimental data in multifactorial designs when normality assumptions are not fulfilled and may be held as a suggested practice within the field of HRI.

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Qualitative Interview Techniques for Human-Robot Interactionstudy including the analyses of the qualitative data. There is a brief discussion of the methods for reporting this type of data and results along with the conclusions from using this approach for human-robot interaction studies.

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Experimental Research Methodology and Statistics Insightsa priority and foster the use of within-subjects designs. Furthermore, the described statistical procedure is an alternative to analyze experimental data in multifactorial designs when normality assumptions are not fulfilled and may be held as a suggested practice within the field of HRI.

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Céline Jost,Brigitte Le Pévédic,Nicole MirnigCritically reviews existing methods for evaluating the interaction between humans and social robots.Reports on a number of good evaluation “case” studies for HRI.Gives emphasis to the human, social an

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,V?lkerrechts?konomik und Rechts?konomik,Evaluating human-robot interactions to improve them is a major challenge. Several scientific approaches are commonly used. Here, we propose that ethology, science of behaviors, could be a suitable discipline to study such question. After explanations, some examples are given to illustrate these possibilities.

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Evaluating Human-Robot Interaction with EthologyEvaluating human-robot interactions to improve them is a major challenge. Several scientific approaches are commonly used. Here, we propose that ethology, science of behaviors, could be a suitable discipline to study such question. After explanations, some examples are given to illustrate these possibilities.