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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Human-computer communication"”.

  1. Validation and application of a model of human decision making for human/computer communication

    Decision making in a parallel human/computer system is considered. In this type of system, those tasks for which the computer identical to has the decision making responsibility tasks for which the human are has responsibility. For optimal system performance, it is crucial that the human and …

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  2. The Effects of Human-Computer Communication Mode, Task Complexity, and Desire for Control on Performance and Discourse Organization in an Adaptive Task

    <p>The present study examined how different communication patterns affected task performance with an adaptive interface. A Wizard-of-Oz simulation (Gould, Conti, & Hovanyecz, 1983) was used to create the impression of a talking and listening computer that acted as a teammate to help participants …

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  3. CHIPS: An icon based visual programming system to introduce programming concepts to non-programmers

    Advances in user interfaces for computers and ever decreasing costs in computer hardware have allowed more people to own and/or have access to a computer than ever before. This contact has allowed people without a technical background to have an opportunity to program a computer. High resolution …

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  4. A structural framework for assembly modeling and recognition

    Recently, scientists investigating advanced human-computer communication discovered interactive toys and game playing scenarios as a suitable setting to test their algorithms. The SFB 360 at Bielefeld University is among those projects that pioneered this idea. It aims to develop a robot that - …

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