More Information or More Data?: Some Experimental Findings

Dorris, Alan L.; Connolly, Terry; Sadosky, Thomas L.; Burroughs, Mark M.

doi:10.1177/107118137702100106

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“…Present strategies employed by decision makers to cope with IO. Also concerns on this concerns on information quality, it did not need lead to good decisions and that summarizing the information into a smaller set data could be useful [194], [195].…”

Section: ) Concerns On Io and Information Problemsmentioning

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Solution for Information Overload Using Faceted Search–A Review

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In the modern society, Internet provides massive amounts of heterogeneous information, hence Information overload has become an ubiquitous issue. In this paper, we conduct a large scale quantitative study for articles dealing with (1) information overloading; (2) faceted search; and (3) filtering the data in three major databases, namely, Web of Science, ScienceDirect, and IEEE Explore. These three databases have presented 172 articles, which can be classified into four categories. The first category contains review and survey papers related to information overload. The second category includes papers that concentrate on developing theoretical frameworks to reduce information overloading. The third category contains papers dealing with improving structure or architectural of software for filtering the huge data. The fourth category includes papers that provide criteria to evaluate filtering techniques. Finally, our contribution provides further understanding of information overload, and gives an important basis for future research. Moreover, we illustrate that the dynamic faceted filters are more efficient to reduce the information overload.

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Section: ) Concerns On Io and Information Problemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Solution for Information Overload Using Faceted Search–A Review

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“…Warnings can be mentally filtered out because of the presence of too much information, although it remains to be investigated how much is too much. Studies have demonstrated that too much information does degrade task performance (deTurk, 1995;Dorris, Connolly, Sadosky, & Burroughs, 1977). In a recent review on warning literature, Frantz and his colleagues suggest that there might be some potential negative consequences associated with providing large numbers of warnings (Frantz, Rhosdes, Young, & Schiller, 1999).…”

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To Warn or Not to Warn

Gilson

Mouloua

Chen

et al. 2000

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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Increased automation has brought about the issue of having too many alarms in a variety of human-machine systems such as aviation, nuclear power plants, surgical operating rooms, etc. The ideal situation in any environment would be to create the least numbers of alarms necessary in order to avoid confusion. This paper examines issues as to the choice of presenting alarms under certain conditions. Exemplars include current alerting systems in aviation and other domains with implications for training.

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Design Strategies for Computer-Based Information Displays in Real-Time Control Systems

Mitchell

Miller

1983

Hum Factors

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Two strategies are defined for the design of integrated, computer-based information displays for real-time control systems. Subjects controlled a simulated system using a conventional display console or one of two integrated displays. The effects of display type on operator performance were considered. Integrated displays tended to degrade performance unless the display preprocessed information, synthesizing and presenting it in a form more compatible with an operator's high-level information needs.

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More Information or More Data?: Some Experimental Findings

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Solution for Information Overload Using Faceted Search–A Review

Solution for Information Overload Using Faceted Search–A Review

To Warn or Not to Warn

Design Strategies for Computer-Based Information Displays in Real-Time Control Systems

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