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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"User Behaviours"”.
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From user behaviours to collective semantics
… prominent examples of these applications, allow users to share their resources and to interact with each other. By assigning tags to resources on the Web in a collaborative manner, users contribute to the emergence of complex networks now commonly known as folksonomies, in which users, documents …
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User Behaviours and Spatial Aspects of Navigating Heritage Tourism Sites with a Digital Interpretive Application
… impact the interpretive experience for users, and b) understanding how visitors choose to engage with these tools provides useful theoretical insights for tourism researchers, and practical insights for tourism operators and businesses when creating digitally mediated tourism experiences.
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The mediating role of attitudes in using investor relations websites
… can be regarded as effective when their intended users are satisfied with the information and facilities provided on companies’ IR websites. Many studies indicate that user behaviours such as adoption, purchase decision and repeat use are reliable surrogates for website effectiveness. While some …
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Cybersecurity for the unbanked: usable security heuristics for mobile financial services
… customers. These threats have affected existing users of mobile financial services and have the potential to impact 1.4 billion of the global adult population who are unbanked. Existing technical countermeasures, such as strong encryption algorithms, multi-factor authentication, and higher …
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Information Seeking from Web-Based Resources: Sensemaking Strategies and Implications for Interaction Design
… and there has been substantial research into how users look for information. However, there has been much less research about how they make sense of what they find, and how sensemaking is shaped by the tasks they are trying to achieve. This research addresses that gap, with empirical studies of …
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A user-guided personalization methodology for new smart homes
… is a well-known technique used to under-stand user behaviours and enables the smart home services to run automatically according to the human mind. Observing the pattern of resident’s daily tasks is a useful technique used by the researchers to develop more user-centric personalised services …
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Self-supervised learning for data-efficient human activity recognition
… for mobile devices to offer insight into user behaviours. Within mobile sensing, human activity recognition is a fundamental task that aims to identify users' physical actions. Motivated by advancements in deep learning, human activity recognition research has also widely adopted these …
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Multimodal interactions in virtual environments using eye tracking and gesture control.
Multimodal interactions provide users with more natural ways to interact with virtual environments than using traditional input methods. An emerging approach is gaze modulated pointing, which enables users to perform virtual content selection and manipulation conveniently through the use of a …
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An empirical investigation into music listening behaviour in the presence of the network effect
… in the success of online platforms, fostering user collaboration and interest exchange, thereby creating a positive feedback loop that influences user behaviours and contributes to a platform’s success. However, initial studies exploring the NEs phenomenon primarily focused on network size, …
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Development and evaluation of a haptic framework supporting telerehabilitation robotics and group interaction
… delay of the internet that can affect negatively user experience and quality of the treatment session. Moreover, the lack of social interaction since all treatments are performed over the internet can reduce motivation of the patients. As a result, these limitations are making it very difficult to …
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Explainable Persuasion for Persuasive Interfaces: The Case of Online Gambling
… utilise persuasive interfaces to maximise user engagement. However, ethical concerns may arise since persuasive systems influence user behaviours. While interacting with persuasive systems, users may be unaware of being persuaded or unaware of the negative consequences that may result from …