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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Sociotechnical factors"”.
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Sociotechnical systems in campus stormwater management: impediments and driving forces for refined sustainable systems
… post-development analysis. This is often due to sociotechnical factors which account for both technical knowledge and social influences. My thesis is a pilot study for a longer campaign in the dissemination of knowledge about campus stormwater practices. This project identifies campus exemplars …
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How Open Source Machine Learning Software Shapes AI
… interests, then we should pay attention to the factors that drive its success. While others have studied the importance of data, hardware, and models in directing the trajectory of AI, I argue that open source software is a neglected factor shaping AI as a discipline. I start with the …
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An investigation of human-model interaction for model-centric decision-making
… empirical insight from thirty experts into sociotechnical factors that influence the trust and use of models by various types of actors within the model-centric decision-making process. Additionally, as automation, autonomy, and artificial intelligence (AI) will likely play key roles in …
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A qualitative examination of safety needs and support-seeking in online social platform engagement after pregnancy loss
… the work also consistently considers the role of sociotechnical design factors in user experiences. The research specifically examines how these factors currently support and limit user needs and practices, and considers how user experiences can be further enhanced through future design responses. …
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Co-Creating a Socio-Technical Framework for the Design and Evaluation of Crime-Reporting Mobile Apps in Urban Residential Communities
… and validate the key social and technical factors crucial to adopting crime-reporting apps. The results revealed that although users initially found these apps to be helpful, sustained use is driven by perceived value related to anonymity, recency, autonomy, camaraderie, and accessibility. …