Identifiability: A Predictive Quantitative Measure for the Comparison of a Task Designed in Different Interaction Styles.

Christou, Georgios.

Jacob, Robert J. K.

2005

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  • This paper presents a predictive quantitative measure for the comparison of the performance of a task, when that task is designed in different interaction styles. The paper presents an extension of Task Knowledge Structures (Johnson and Johnson, 1991a) and based on this extension it presents identifiability, which is the evaluative and predictive measure that is the main focus of the paper. The ... read more
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  • Christou, Georgios and Robert J.K. Jacob. "Identifiability: A Predictive Quantitative Measure for the Comparison of a Task Designed in Different Interaction Styles." Paper presented at the HCI International 2005 11th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Las Vegas, NV, July 22-27, 2005.
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