User Environments and Individuals: Experience with Adaptive Interface Agents

Keeble, Richard; Macredie, Robert D.; Williams, D. S.

doi:10.1007/s101110050003

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“…Some of them, as mentioned above, also take into account the user's prior interaction with the system. Both methods are focused on a specific application and its environment [15]. For some researchers, interface agents are even perceived as an opposite solution to HCI achievements, and especially direct manipulation for improvement of user's tasks performed with computer assistance.…”

Section: Interface Agentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using consensus methods to construct adaptive interfaces in multimodal web-based systems

Nguyên

Sobecki

2003

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This paper presents a concept of adaptive development of user interfaces in multimodal web-based systems. Today, it is crucial for general access web-based systems that the user interface is properly designed and adjusted to user needs and capabilities. It is believed that adaptive interfaces could offer a possible solution to this problem. Here, we introduce the notion of the user profile for classification, the interface profile for describing the system interface, and the compound usability measure for evaluation of the interface. Consensus-based methods are applied for constructing the interface profiles appropriate to classes of users.

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Section: Interface Agentsmentioning

confidence: 99%