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Showing 1 to 20 of 127 for “"User Feedback"”.

  1. Inky : Internet keywords with user feedback

    … today is accessed primarily through graphical user interfaces although some of its functionality can be more efficiently invoked through a command line interface. This thesis presents Inky, a sloppy command line for the web. This interface accepts commands that may be out of order, have missing …

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  2. Continuous execution : improving user feedback in the development cycle

    … environments are increasing the amount of feedback given to users during the development cycle. This work continues with this trend by exploring continuous execution, a programming environment where the result of executing part of a user's code is outputted as the user writes it. This extra …

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  3. User feedback in design for emerging markets : methods and influencing factors

    … Design theory holds that understanding the user better can improve the success of the product, however, formal user research approaches designed for conventional markets may not be effective in emerging market scenarios. This thesis explores three factors that can affect the quality of user

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  4. An analysis of the developer-user feedback loop in "The Edge"

    Thesis (M.Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2003.

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  5. Prototyping for user feedback : how visual detail can influence feature preference

    User-centered design focuses on insights drawn from users to drive product development. Provisional design prototypes are often used as a tool for collecting feedback from users that can then be incorporated into future design iterations. However, experience from design practice suggests that user

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  6. A study of language models for exploiting user feedback in Information Retrieval

    Feedback is an important technique in Information Retrieval to have users provide contextual information about their search needs, with the goal of improving retrieval accuracy and achieving personalization. Relevance feedback has been studied extensively, and in recent years new types of feedback

    uiuc Repository record for A study of language models for exploiting user feedback in Information Retrieval (opens in a new tab)

  7. User feedback on prototypes and its impact on the success of future products

    … literature that currently exists on the topic of user feedback received from prototypes. Special attention was paid to whether and how this customer interaction impacts the success of final products. The findings of all reviewed literature were categorized as definitions, human and prototype …

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  8. Duolingo and HelloTalk: analyzing and evaluating language learning applications using SLA theory and user feedback

    … apps using established SLA principles and user-feedback through a survey and interviews. A survey asking users about level appropriateness, focus on form, Zone of Proximal Development and scaffolding, interaction, communicative language, noticing, and motivation and gamification was …

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  9. Identifying End-User Challenges and Mitigation Strategies in Software Ecosystems: A Large-Scale Empirical Study on User Feedback

    … of this thesis is to analyze and articulate end-user challenges and pain points in Software Ecosystems (SECOs) based on user feedback. The problems faced by end-users in SECOs and the methods to address them have not been studied in existing research. The objectives include understanding …

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  10. Improved Techniques for Identifying Software Product Development Insights

    Understanding the needs of users is essential for developing quality software products. This can be done using requirements engineering (RE), where software development teams consult product stakeholders regarding their requirements for the product. Such consultations can often be expensive, and so …

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  11. Designing Immersive Art Experience - an exploration of visuals and sounds -

    … concept, I test out the prototype and collect user feedback to understand the general public's thoughts. Finally, I take those feedback into account and contemplate possible futures for Immersive Art (IA). The thesis centers around the question, what technologies can we incorporate to make art …

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  12. Software Defined Intelligent Networks for Fairness and Quality of Experience Prediction and Evaluation

    … on network efficiency and the QoE. In a multi-user multi-device environment, measuring and maintaining perceivable user feedback and fairness becomes as critical as achieving the QoE on individual user applications.<br/><br/>To overcome these challenges, this thesis proposes novel framework …

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  13. Social Data Mining for Crime Intelligence: Contributions to Social Data Quality Assessment and Prediction Methods

    … represents the hidden story behind the data. User feedback leaves valuable traces that can be utilised to measure the quality of various aspects of products or services and can also be used to detect, infer, or predict crimes. Like any application of data mining, the data must be of a high …

    bradford Repository record for Social Data Mining for Crime Intelligence: Contributions to Social Data Quality Assessment and Prediction Methods (opens in a new tab)

  14. A Machine Learning Model for Understanding How Users Value Designs: Applications for Designers and Consumers

    … (ML) model of how designs are valued by their users. The model can be used to better understand the implications of furniture design decisions, as well as for commercial strategy. Existing ML systems have been trained on the physical and aesthetic features of completed furniture designs. We …

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  15. Incremental volume rendering using hierarchical compression

    … bandwidth network links in such a way that rapid user feedback is maintained. Common limitations of workstation rendering of volume data include: large memory overheads, the requirement of expensive rendering hardware, and high speed processing ability. The rendering algorithm presented here …

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  16. Adaptive Preference Learning With Bandit Feedback: Information Filtering, Dueling Bandits and Incentivizing Exploration

    … in which a machine learning system learns users' preferences from feedback while simultaneously using these learned preferences to help them find preferred items. We study three different types of user feedback in three application setting: cardinal feedback with application in information …

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  17. The resolution enhancements of real-time captured images

    … thesis discusses a mechanism in which real-time user feedback is given to aid in the capture and creation of mosaic images. Lastly, the practicality of these theoretical methods is evaluated by exploring their implementation. A system that was developed on a handheld computer platform for the …

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  18. Design and prototype of a lamp build kit for STEM education

    … kit. Through the process of assembling users learn about basic engineering and electronics concepts. This project concerns redesigning an early-stage prototype to further the product development and move it towards mass-manufacturability. The design process began with different levels of …

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  19. A networked embedded design for an automated exercise system.

    … exercise machines. The design provides immediate user feedback, allowing users to evaluate their exercise goals. Users also benefit from individual workout reports documenting each workout session with statistics from each machine in the circuit. Participants became familiar with the system over a …

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  20. Visual query tools for uncertain data in space and time

    … location of uncertainty for the item. However, user feedback indicated that this approach was problematic, as users assumed that the point on the map was the actual location of the artwork. A better approach was found in driving the interface around a time-line metaphor.

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