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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Human-Machine Interactions"”.

  1. Bio-inspired sEMG-based embedded systems for human-machine interactions

    L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment

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  2. Relational AI : creating long-term interpersonal interaction, rapport, and relationships with social robots

    … ethical concerns that arise in the context of human-machine interactions, most of which are most contentious with children. To this end, I explore questions about young children's interactions and relationships with one such technology--social robots-during language learning activities. …

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  3. A micro- and macro- analysis of human-machine interfaces and systems in space

    Humans and machines interact with each other on a variety of scales. Interactions can involve tightly coupled interfaces or even be socio-technical in nature. In terms of large complex systems, humans learn to interact and access these systems in the context of dierent social, political, technical, …

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  4. Model-based user interaction for accessing electronic news

    Natural language interfaces support human-machine interactions in a way that is natural and that does not require elaborate user training. The two main problems in human-computer dialog are resolution of ambiguity and incompleteness. A model-based architecture is introduced in this thesis that …

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  5. Understanding Social Media: Misinformation, Attention, and Digital Advertising

    … fundamentally changed the dynamics of social interactions and information transmission. In this thesis, I explore recent trends in social media through models and experiments of user behavior, platform algorithms and incentives, and policy initiatives. I focus on the social consequences of new …

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  6. Human factors and telerobotics : tools and approaches for designing remote robotic workstation displays

    … into areas including telerobotic interfaces, human-machine interactions, microgravity physiology, supervisory control, force feedback, virtual reality, and manual control.

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  7. Modeling phones, keywords, topics and intents in spoken languages

    … meet in their daily lives. On the other hand, machines can also be trained to learn the process of modeling the basic language components such as phones, keywords, topics and intents during both human/machine interactions and human/human communications. Eventually, if we can develop a machine

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  8. Optical See-Through Augmented Reality for Task Support in Dynamic Environments

    … ascent comes with inherent challenges. Crafting Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) within these complex systems can introduce unforeseen complexities. Navigating these intricacies demands a nuanced comprehension of changing task dynamics and an adept strategy for ensuring fluid user engagements. …

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  9. Biomimetic Biomechanical Sensors for Intelligent Wearable Interfaces

    … and functions of biological tissues such as human skin and fingers. Human skin operates as a dynamic biomechanical interface, encoding rich physiological and behavioural information through spatiotemporally distributed deformations such as throat vibrations, arterial pulses, respiratory …

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  10. A framework for dynamic safety and risk management modeling in complex engineering systems

    … complex software-intensive systems, complex human-machine interactions, and systems-of-systems with distributed decision-making that cut across both physical and organizational boundaries. STAMP (System-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes) is a comprehensive accident model created by Nancy …

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  11. Experimental Evaluation and Characterization of a Mobility Assist Device Physical Interface

    … further research and development in the field of human machine interactions are needed in order to develop a physical human-machine interface that will ensure the success of powered assist devices in the future.

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  12. COGNITIVE MODELING FOR HUMAN FACTORS TESTING: DEVELOPING A STRUCTURED TASK ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGNERS

    … agencies such as the FDA require evaluation of human performance, both psychomotor and cognitive activities in the use of medical devices. Traditional human factors evaluations emphasize psychomotor activities, limiting the ability to identify cognitive root causes of use error. Existing …

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  13. Flying knights or Flying scientists? a cognitive history of the US Air Force Fighter Pilot in air-to-air combat, 1950-1980

    … this period in fighter aviation: one of "great machines," which focuses on the technologies; the other of "great pilots," which focuses on the oft-heroic aviators. The former conjures notions of technological determinism; the latter, a timeless "myth of the fighter pilot." Regrettably, the two …

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  14. BIG-THICK DATA GENERATION VIA LIFE SEQUENCES

    … (e.g., locations) and certain aspects of human behavior (e.g., physical activities and transportation modes), a major limitation of this type of data is that it is not thick, that is it does not carry the information about the context within which it was generated. However, contextual …

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  15. Homo Computator: The Making of Computational Subjectivity through Coding

    … science, scholars have often overlooked the human agents behind actual computational work. This thesis explores the human dimension of computation. Today, intelligent machines weave code into the fabric of our world – whether managing logistics or addressing the climate crisis, delivering …

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  16. Models for Satisficing Mentalizing

    … such mental states is very important for social interactions, both in collaborative and competitive settings as it allows one to better adapt to other agents even without explicit communication. However, the act of inferring these mental states, also called mentalizing, is highly complex since …

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  17. Essays in Behavioral Economics: Lying and Deception

    … 1 studies the effect of interaction with a machine (voicebot) on dishonest reporting. We conducted an online experiment using a coin-toss task and compared reported outcomes across different reporting channels: Human Voice, Voicebot, and Text. We designed a uniform online voice chat …

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  18. Designing Smart Agents to Support Physician-Patient Interactions: The Effect of Varying Communication Styles

    … smart agents to support physician-patient interactions. In each experiment, a sample of female participants evaluates video tapes of simulated physician-patient interactions in a setting involving early stage breast cancer diagnosis. Experiment 1 manipulates communication style …

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