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457.9 Intelligent Agents: Theory and Practice - Wooldridge, Jennings (1995)(Correct)
The concept of an agent has become important in both Artificial Intelligence (AI) and mainstream computer science. Our aim in this paper is to point the reader at what we perceive to be the most impor... / research robotics and user interface design. A British national daily
328.3 A Softbot-Based Interface to the Internet - Etzioni, Weld (1994)(Correct)
this article, we focus on the ideas underlying the softbot-based interface. unknown A Softbot-Based Interface to the Internet
Oren Etzioni
Daniel Weld
Department of Computer Science and Engineering... / softbot's logical language. Interface Design Principles In designing
303.7 Visual Information Seeking: Tight Coupling of Dynamic Query Filters.. - Ahlberg, Shneiderman (1994)(Correct)
This paper offers new principles for visual information seeking (VIS). A key concept is to support browsing, which is distinguished from familiar query composition and information retrieval because of... / we have found several user interface design principles that consistently br Now the user interface design principles for VIS have the
211.5 Characterizing Browsing Strategies in the World-Wide Web - Catledge, Pitkow (1995)(Correct)
This paper presents the results of a study conducted
at Georgia Institute of Technology that captured
client-side user events of NCSA's XMosaic.
Actual user behavior, as determined from clientside
log... / events according to the User Interface Design Environment UIDE br A Second Generation User Interface Design Environment The Model and
202.8 An Implementation Of The Hamlyn Sender-Managed Interface Architecture - Buzzard, Jacobson, al. (1996)(Correct)
Introduction
Processors are rapidly getting faster, and message-passing
multicomputer interconnections are doing the same,
thanks to recent developments in Gb/s links and lowlatency
packet switches. ... / and greatly simplified interface design. Message areas are referred br deal of work in the field of interface design for high-speed
195.7 Autonomous Interface Agents - Lieberman (1997)(Correct)
Two branches of the trend towards "agents" that are gaining
currency are interface agents, software that actively assists a
user in operating an interactive interface, and autonomous
agents, software ... / both at once. Traditional interface design is oriented toward br deserves more attention in the interface design field. We'll start out by
188.5 Adaptive Web Sites: Automatically Synthesizing Web Pages - Perkowitz, Etzioni (1998)(Correct)
The creation of a complex web site is a thorny problem in user interface design. In IJCAI '97, we challenged the AI community to address this problem by creating adaptive web sites: sites that automat... / is a thorny problem in user interface design. In IJCAI ' we challenged
187.6 Implementing Network Protocols at User Level - Thekkath (1993)(Correct)
Traditionally, network software has been structured in a monolithic fashion with all protocol stacks
executing either within the kernel or in a single trusted user-level server. This organization is m... / implications for host-network interface design and for overall system
177.1 WebMate : A Personal Agent for Browsing and Searching - Chen, Sycara (1998)(Correct)
The World-Wide Web is developing very fast. Currently, finding useful information
on the Web is a time consuming process. In this paper, we present WebMate, an
agent that helps users to effectively br... / as information retrieval user interface design and network management. In
174.4 Adaptive Web Sites: an AI Challenge - Perkowitz (1997)(Correct)
The creation of a complex web site is a thorny problem in user interface design. First, different visitors have distinct goals. Second, even a single visitor may have different needs at different time... / is a thorny problem in user interface design. First different visitors br design is a problem in user interface design. However in contrast with
172.7 A Survey of Methods for Scaling Up Inductive Algorithms - Provost, Kolluri (1999)(Correct)
One of the defining challenges for the KDD research community is to enable inductive
learning algorithms to mine very large databases. By collecting, categorizing, and summarizing
existing work on s... / storage design network interface design or problem formulation
167.9 Real Time Groupware as a Distributed System: Concurrency Control and.. - Greenberg, Marwood (1994)(Correct)
This paper exposes the concurrency control problem in
groupware when it is implemented as a distributed system.
Traditional concurrency control methods cannot be applied
directly to groupware because ... / is a human problem for the interface design must reflect the way people br applying them to groupware interface design. It begins by reviewing
163.6 Bayanihan: Building and Studying Web-Based Volunteer Computing.. - Sarmenta (1999)(Correct)
Project Bayanihan is developing the idea of volunteer computing , which seeks to enable people to form very large parallel computing networks very quickly by using ubiquitous and easy-to-use technolog... / scalability and user interface design. Introduction Bayanihan br scalability. ffl User Interface Design. Unlike most conventional
124.6 Liquid Software: A New Paradigm for Networked Systems - Hartman, Manber, Peterson, Proebsting (1996)(Correct)
This paper introduces the idea of dynamically moving functionality in a network---between clients and servers, and between hosts at the edge of the network and nodes inside the network. At the heart o... / way. Issues of efficiency interface design security and resource br changed the nature of the interface design problem not eliminated it
114.2 A Comparative Study of Methods for Hypermedia Development - Koch (2001)(Correct)
This paper presents a comparative study of the most relevant methodologies for hypermedia and Web
development published in the last few years. Most of these methods focus on the design of hypermedia
a... / for the navigational and user interface design. The hypermedia engineering br navigational design user interface design protocol conversion design
114.2 Stylized Rendering Techniques For Scalable Real-Time 3D Animation - Lake (2000)(Correct)
Researchers in nonphotorealistic rendering (NPR) have
investigated a variety of techniques to simulate the styles of
artists. Recent work has resulted in methods for pen-and-ink
illustration, pencil s... / Since their focus is on user interface design and not real-time animation
114.2 Data Mountain: Using Spatial Memory for Document Management - Robertson (1998)(Correct)
Effective management of documents on computers has
been a central user interface problem for many years.
One common approach involves using 2D spatial layouts
of icons representing the documents, part... / computers has been a key user interface design problem for the last thirty br of studies. The primary user interface design for a Favorites folder is
101.4 The Eyes Have It: A Task by Data Type Taxonomy for Information.. - Shneiderman (1996)(Correct)
A useful starting point for designing advanced graphical user interfaces is the Visual InformationSeeking
Mantra: Overview first, zoom and filter, then details-on-demand. But this is only a starting p... / language researchers and user-interface designers are inventing powerful br dynamic displays takes user interface designers well beyond current
98.7 A Systematic Approach to Host Interface Design for High-Speed Networks - Steenkiste (1994)(Correct)
In recent years, networks with media rates of 100 Mbit/second or more have become widely available (FDDI, ATM,
HIPPI, ..). However, many computer systems cannot make use of the available bandwidth bec... / A Systematic Approach to Host Interface Design for High-Speed Networks br further discuss the network interface design issues that affect latency.
97.8 Open Implementation Design Guidelines - Kiczales (1997)(Correct)
Designing reusable software modules can be extremely difficult. The design must be balanced between being general enough to address the needs of a wide range of clients and being focused enough to tru... / of open implementation interface designs it is necessary to provide br decisions. The following interface design for a simple set module will
97.1 COLLAGEN: A Collaboration Manager for Software Interface Agents - Rich (1998)(Correct)
We have implemented an application-independent collaboration manager, called Collagen,
based on the SharedPlan theory of discourse, and used it to build a software interface
agent for a simple air tra... / the problem is not in the user interface design as viewed over a single or
96.9 A Spatial Model of Interaction in Large Virtual Environments - Benford, Fahlén (1993)(Correct)
Introduction
Our paper presents a model for supporting group interaction in large-scale virtual worlds 1
. The
model provides generic techniques for managing interactions between various objects in su... / explored in areas such as user interface design virtual meeting rooms media
96.2 Dynamic Queries for Visual Information Seeking - Shneiderman (1994)(Correct)
Dynamic queries are a novel approach to information seeking that may enable users to cope with
information overload. They allow users to see an overview of the database, rapidly (100 msec
updates) exp... / display algorithms and user interface design. Challenges include methods br display algorithms and user interface design. . Database and display
94.8 Pad - An Alternative Approach to the Computer Interface - Perlin, Fox (1993)(Correct)
We believe that navigation in information spaces is best
supported by tapping into our natural spatial and geographic
ways of thinking. To this end, we are developing
a new computer interface model ca... / spatial metaphor for computer interface design. It provides an intuitive
94.8 Beyond Interface Builders: Model-Based Interface Tools - Szekely, Luo, Neches (1993)(Correct)
Interface builders only support the construction of the
menus and dialogue boxes of an application. They do not
support the construction of interfaces of many application
classes (visualization, simul... / HUMANOID is a model-based interface design and construction tool where br can control all aspects of an interface design. Example interfaces are
93.8 PIOUS: A Scalable Parallel I/O System for Distributed Computing.. - Moyer (1994)(Correct)
PIOUS is a parallel file system architecture that provides cost-effective, scalable bandwidth in a network computing environment. PIOUS employs data declustering, to exploit the combined file I/O and ... / experimentation in user interface design without requiring br A PIOUS file structure and interface design are presented below. Only
93.6 Design and Implementation of Virtual Memory-Mapped Communication on.. - Dubnicki (1997)(Correct)
This paper describes the design and implementation of
the virtual memory-mapped communication model(VMMC)
on a Myrinet network of PCI-based PCs. VMMC has been
designed and implemented for the SHRIMP m... / and to investigate network interface design tradeoffs by comparing br wanted to investigate network interface design tradeoffs by comparing SHRIMP
92.7 Systematic Hypermedia Application Design with OOHDM - Schwabe, Rossi, Barbosa (1996)(Correct)
In this paper we analyze the process of hypermedia applications design and implementation, focusing in
particular on two critical aspects of these applications: the navigational and interface structur... / navigational design abstract interface design and implementation. They are br cognitive aspects. Abstract Interface Design Abstract interface
86.9 An Overview of the ParcTab Ubiquitous Computing Experiment - Want (1995)(Correct)
This paper
describes the Ubiquitous Computing philosophy, the PARCTAB system, user-interface
issues for small devices, and our experience in developing and testing a variety of mobile
applications. un... / requires an innovative user interface design to allow efficient text br Transceiver Address. User-Interface Design For Palm-Sized Computers
85.7 Design-Driven Compilation - Rugina, Rinard (2001)(Correct)
This paper introduces design-driven compilation, an approach in which the compiler uses design information to drive its analysis and verify that the program conforms to its design. Although this appro... / program to violate its region interface design. Enhanced Design
85.7 Nudge Nudge Wink Wink: Elements of Face-to-Face Conversation for.. - Cassell (2000)(Correct)
Introduction
Only humans communicate using language and carry on conversations with one another. And the
skills of conversation have developed in humans in such a way as to exploit all of the unique... / been applied to human-computer interface design for quite some time. One of br as these that interested interface designers at one point. That is
85.1 Floor Control for Multimedia Conferencing and Collaboration - Dommel, Garcia-Luna-Aceves (1997)(Correct)
Floor control allows users of networked multimedia
applications to utilize and share resources such
as remote devices, distributed data sets, telepointers, or
continuous media such as video and audi... / in relation to user-interface design are also presented. Key br user-related aspects such as interface design and the timely stages of
85.1 The metaDESK: Models and Prototypes for Tangible User Interfaces - Ullmer, Ishii (1997)(Correct)
The metaDESK is a user interface platform demonstrating
new interaction techniques we call "tangible user interfaces.
" We explore the physical instantiation of interface
elements from the graphical u... / dominated the last decade of interface design. At the same time the GUI br exploitable within user interface design. Our rotation constraint
82.7 Three-Dimensional Widgets - Conner, Snibbe, Herndon, Robbins.. (1992)(Correct)
The 3D components of today's user interfaces are still underdeveloped.
Direct interaction with 3D objects has been limited thus far
to gestural picking, manipulation with linear transformations, and
s... / We hope to allow user-interface designers to build highly br tools. Keywords User Interface Design Widgets D Interaction
82.4 Hierarchical Constraint Logic Programming - Wilson, Borning (1993)(Correct)
Constraint Logic Programming (CLP) is a general scheme for extending logic programming to include
constraints. It is parameterized by D, the domain of the constraints. However, CLP(D) languages,
as we... / physical simulations user interface design document formatting br Consistency in User-Interface Design. In Proceedings of the
81.8 Why Johnny Can't Encrypt: A Usability Evaluation of PGP 5.0 - Whitten, Tygar (1999)(Correct)
User errors cause or contribute to most computer security failures, yet user interfaces for security still tend to be clumsy, confusing, or near-nonexistent. Is this simply due to a failure to apply s... / to apply standard user interface design techniques to security We br be achieved through the user interface design techniques appropriate to
79.9 An Object Oriented Approach to Web-Based Application Design - Schwabe, Rossi (1998)(Correct)
In this paper we discuss the use of an object-oriented approach for
web-based applications design, based on a method named Object Oriented
Hypermedia Design Method (OOHDM).
We first motivate our work... / navigational design abstract interface design and implementation and br Navigation Design Abstract Interface Design and Implementation -that
74.0 Hints for Computer System Design - Lampson (1983)(Correct)
Studying the design and implementation of a number of computer has led to some general hints for system design. They are described here and illustrated by many examples, ranging from hardware such as ... / the most difficult since the interface design must satisfy three
72.4 Survey On User Interface Programming - Myers (1992)(Correct)
This paper reports on the results of a survey of user interface
programming. The survey was widely distributed, and
we received 74 responses. The results show that in today's
applications, an average ... /
71.4 A Learning Agent for Wireless News Access - Billsus, Pazzani, Chen (2000)(Correct)
We describe a user interface for wireless information devices,
specifically designed to facilitate learning about users' individual
interests in daily news stories. User feedback is collected
unobtrus... / that the learning approach and interface design reported here generalize to br Wireless News Access The Interface Design For The Wireless Daily
69.5 Interactive Sketching for the Early Stages of User Interface Design - Landay (1996)(Correct)
Current interactive user interface construction tools are often more of a hindrance than
a benefit during the early stages of interface design. These tools are hard to use and
they encourage designers... / for the Early Stages of User Interface Design James A. Landay br during the early stages of interface design. These tools are hard to use
63.8 Representations and Solutions for Game-Theoretic Problems - Koller, Pfeffer (1997)(Correct)
A system with multiple interacting agents (whether artificial or human) is often best analyzed
using game-theoretic tools. Unfortunately, while the formal foundations are well-established,
standard co... / e.g.computer game playing interface design or discourse understanding.
63.6 A Software Model and Specification Language for Non-WIMP User.. - Jacob, Deligiannidis, Morrison (1999)(Correct)
We present a software model and language for describing and programming the fine-grained
aspects of interaction in a non-WIMP user interface, such as a virtual environment. Our approach
is based on ou... / to build. Advances in user interface design and technology have outpaced br a model that allows the user interface designer to think of continuous
63.6 Privacy Interfaces for Information Management - Lau, Etzioni, Weld (1999)(Correct)
To facilitate the sharing of information using modern communication
networks, users must be able to decide on a
privacy policy---what information to conceal, what to reveal,
and to whom. We describe ... / interface Our first privacy interface design consisted of two mechanisms
62.8 Developing Hypermedia Applications using OOHDM - Schwabe, Rossi (1998)(Correct)
In this paper we discuss the use of an object-oriented approach for
hypermedia applications design, including web-based, based on the Object Oriented
Hypermedia Design Method (OOHDM).
We first motivat... / navigational design abstract interface design and implementation and br Navigational Design Abstract Interface Design and Implementation. They are
61.7 An Association Thesaurus for Information Retrieval - Jing (1994)(Correct)
Although commonly used in both commercial and experimental information retrieval
systems, thesauri have not demonstrated consistent benefits for retrieval performance, and
it is difficult to construct... / automatic construction user interface design retrieval mechanisms and
57.7 Communicative Facial Displays as a New Conversational Modality - Takeuchi (1993)(Correct)
The human face is an independent communication channel that conveys emotional and conversational signals encoded as facial displays. Facial displays can be viewed as communicative signals that help co... / displays. KEYWORDS User interface design multimodal interfaces br Multimedia and Multimodal User Interface Design CHI' Tutorial Course Note
57.1 A Pattern-Supported Approach to the User Interface Design Process - Granlund, al. (2001)(Correct)
Patterns describe generic solutions to common problems in context. Originating from the world of architecture,
patterns have been used mostly in object-oriented programming and data analysis. The goal... / Approach to the User Interface Design Process sa Granlund br approach to user interface design in the context of information
57.1 An Invariant Based Approach to the Design of Hybrid Control Systems - Stiver, Koutsoukos, Antsaklis (2000)(Correct)
In this paper, a methodology for hybrid control design is presented. The hybrid systems of interest
are characterized by a feedback architecture of a continuous nonlinear plant with a discrete-event ... / on specific problems for the interface design. Our approach leads to a br been largely determined by the interface design. Once the interface has been
57.1 DENIM: Finding a Tighter Fit Between Tools and Practice for Web Site.. - Lin, Newman, Hong, Landay (2000)(Correct)
Through a study of web site design practice, we observed
that web site designers design sites at different levels of
refinement---site map, storyboard, and individual page---
and that designers sketch... / traditional graphical user interface design but it is also emerging as br over traditional user-interface design tools that focus on creation
57.1 Context-Aware Office Assistant - Yan, Selker (2000)(Correct)
This paper describes the design and implementation of the Office Assistant -- an agent that interacts with visitors at the office door and manages the office owner's schedule. We claim that rich conte... / challenge in human-computer interface design is how to convey system br Office Assistant Interface Design Two Major Metaphors Are
57.1 Location-aware information delivery with comMotion - Marmasse, Schmandt (2000)(Correct)
This paper appears in the HUC 2000 Proceedings, pp.157-171, Springer-Verlag unknown
Location-aware information delivery with comMotion
Natalia Marmasse, Chris Schmandt
MIT Media Laboratory
20 Ame... / is attractive but user interface design including multiple br and to refine the initial interface design. The comMotion system was
57.1 Conversation Trees and Threaded Chats - Smith, Cadiz, Burkhalter (2000)(Correct)
Chat programs and instant messaging services are
increasingly popular among Internet users. However, basic
issues with the interfaces and data structures of most forms
of chat limit their utility for ... / While the solution introduces interface design challenges of its own
57.1 Tradeoffs in Displaying Peripheral Information - Maglio, Campbell (2000)(Correct)
Peripheral information is information that is not central to a
person's current task, but provides the person the
opportunity to learn more, to do a better job, or to keep
track of less important task... / dual-task tradeoffs user interface design. INTRODUCTION With the
55.0 Visage: A User Interface Environment for Exploring Information - Roth, Lucas, Senn, Gomberg, Burks.. (1996)(Correct)
Visage is a prototype user interface environment for exploring and analyzing information. It represents an approach to coordinating multiple visualizations, analysis and presentation tools in data-int... / approach to user interface design which strives to eliminate br illustrate a fundamental user interface design question how can we use the
55.0 Desktop Teleoperation via the World Wide Web - Goldberg, Mascha, Gentner.. (1995)(Correct)
This paper focuses on interface design, robot hardware,
and system architecture. Archival information including example
images, operator logs and the answer to the puzzle is
available at: unknown Desk... / This paper focuses on interface design robot hardware and system br about transmission times our interface design is not suitable for
55.0 Measured Capacity of an Ethernet: Myths and Reality - Boggs, Mogul, Kent (1988)(Correct)
Ethernet, a 10 Mbit/sec CSMA/CD network, is one of the most successful
LAN technologies. Considerable confusion exists as to the actual capacity of
an Ethernet, especially since some theoretical studi... / first because software and interface design is too hard to analyze and
53.8 Evolving the Vnode Interface - Rosenthal (1990)(Correct)
The vnode interface has succeeded in supporting a wide range of file system implementations over its 6-year history. During that time it has also had to accommodate evolution in file system semantics,... / a more robust revision of the interface design proposed. This design also br a more robust revision of the interface design. This design also permits
52.1 Zero-Copy TCP in Solaris - Chu (1996)(Correct)
This paper describes a new feature in Solaris that uses
virtual memory remapping combined with checksumming
support from the networking hardware, to eliminate
data-touching overhead from the TCP/IP
pr... / variety of approaches to host interface design and supporting software. br Systematic Approach to Host Interface Design for High-Speed Networks
52.1 Software Agents - Jennings, Wooldridge (1996)(Correct)
tication involves "service performing"
agents, which execute a well defined task at the request of a user (eg find me the cheapest flight to
Paris or arrange a meeting with the managing director some... / electronic commerce interface design computer games and
51.4 Design Choices in the SHRIMP System: An Empirical Study - Blumrich, Alpert, Chen, Clark.. (1998)(Correct)
The SHRIMP cluster-computing system has progressed
to a point of relative maturity; a variety of applications are
running on a 16-node system. We have enough experience
to understand what we did right... / communication. . Network Interface Design Challenges An ideal br Traditional network interface designs often impose large software
51.4 Codesign of Embedded Systems: Status and Trends - Ernst (1998)(Correct)
le design estimates are essential. Today,
such estimates are based on experience
and reused components.
Reuse depends on libraries. Libraries of
system functions have a higher reuse potential
than li... / and software design. Interface design requires the participation br architecture development Interface design HW design Integration and
51.4 Electronic Shopping - Lohse, Spiller (1998)(Correct)
y
in comparing multiple products on the same
screen all have adverse effects on electronic shopping
[2]. Can customers find what they want in the stores?
Are customers aware of what products are a... / between sales and user interface design. Limited menus poorly br specifically addresses user interface design issues for electronic
51.0 Software Agents: A review - Green, Hurst, Nangle, Cunningham.. (1997)(Correct)
this document.
5 unknown Software Agents: A review
27 May 1997
Trinity College Dublin
Broadcom Éireann Research Ltd.
Shaw Green
Leon Hurst
Brenda Nangle
Dr. Pádraig Cunningham
Fergal Somers
Dr. Ri... / information retrieval user interface design and network management. This br currently respond only to what interface designers call direct manipulation.
51.0 Cut-Through Delivery in Trapeze: An Exercise in Low-Latency Messaging - Yocum (1997)(Correct)
New network technology continues to improve both the latency and bandwidth of communication in computer clusters. The fastest high-speed networks approach or exceed the I/O bus bandwidths of "gigabitr... / fundamental issue in network interface design that has not been adequately br to high performance network interface design Protected DMA and other
51.0 Two Pointer Input For 3D Interaction - Zeleznik, Forsberg, Strauss (1997)(Correct)
We explore a range of techniques that use two hands to control two independent cursors to perform operations in 3D desktop applications. Based on research results in 2D applications, we believe that t... / traditional approach to user interface design for D computer applications
49.4 User Interface Software Tools - Brad Myers August (1993)(Correct)
Almost as long as there have been user interfaces, there have been special software systems and tools to
help design and implement the user interface software. Many of these tools have demonstrated si... /
49.3 Interactive Graphic Design Using Automatic Presentation Knowledge - Roth (1994)(Correct)
We present three novel tools for creating data graphics: (1) SageBrush, for assembling graphics from primitive objects like bars, lines and axes, (2) SageBook, for browsing previously created graphics... / direct manipulation design interface in which users can create a br possible styles of graphic design interface that could be coordinated
48.2 Design and Implementation of MaRS: A Routing Testbed - Cengiz Alaettinoglu (1992)(Correct)
this report are those of the author(s) and should not be interpreted as representing the
official policies, either expressed or implied, of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, RADC, or the ... / Structure of MaRS Interface Design and Implementation . br update period. Interface Design and Implementation .
46.9 A Framework for Undoing Actions in Collaborative Systems - Prakash, Knister (1994)(Correct)
this paper, we propose a general framework for implementing undo in collaborative systems. The framework
allows users to individually reverse their own changes, taking into account the possibility of ... / option is an unexplored user interface design issue. It probably would be br H. Thimbleby. User Interface Design pages - . ACM Press
46.8 Designing information-abundant web sites: issues and recommendations - Shneiderman (1997)(Correct)
This article is extracted and adapted from Ben Shneiderman's newly revised and recently published book, Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective Human---Computer Interaction (Third Editi... / use knowledge from other user-interface design domains such as menu systems br their tasks As in any user-interface design process we begin by asking
46.3 Requirements Engineering With Viewpoints - Kotonya (1996)(Correct)
The process of understanding the system under analysis, the services required of it, its
environment and associated constraints involves the capture, analysis and resolution of many
ideas, perspective... / functionality performance interface design constraints and the broader
46.3 Usability Analysis of Visual Programming Environments - Green, Petre (1996)(Correct)
this paper we shall describe a less detailed approach, specifically intended to be useful outside the specialist world of HCI. We have applied this `cognitive dimensions' framework to a selection of d... / applied almost exclusively to interface design rather than to programming
46.3 Developing A Reflective Model of Collaborative Systems - Dourish (1995)(Correct)
Recent years have seen a shift in perception of the nature of HCI and interactive systems. As interface work
has increasingly become a focus of attention for the social sciences, we have expanded our ... / of changing concerns in interface design. At the micro-level these br The Historical Continuity of Interface Design in Proc. ACM Conference
45.4 Adaptive Web Sites: Conceptual Cluster Mining - Perkowitz, Etzioni (1999)(Correct)
The creation of a complex web site is a thorny
problem in user interface design. In IJCAI '97,
we challenged the AI community to address
this problem by creating adaptive web sites.
In response, we i... / is a thorny problem in user interface design. In IJCAI ' we challenged
45.4 Web Application Models are more than Conceptual Models - Rossi, Schwabe, Lyardet (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, we argue that web applications are a particular kind of
hypermedia applications and show how to model their navigational structure.
We motivate our paper discussing the most importa... / Navigational Design Abstract Interface Design and Implementation. During br conceptual navigational and interface design as separate activities
45.3 Utilizing Scenarios in the Software Development Process - Benner (1993)(Correct)
Scenarios play an important role throughout the information system development process.
Scenarios are partial descriptions of system and environment behavior arising in
restricted situations. They are... / system usability to guide interface design and to test theories of
43.4 A Generic Platform for Addressing the Multimodal Challeng - Nigay, Coutaz (1995)(Correct)
Multimodal interactive systems support multiple
interaction techniques such as the synergistic use of speech
and direct manipulation. The flexibility they offer results in
an increased complexity that... / observed by B. Myers user interface design and implementation are
43.4 Designing SpeechActs: Issues in Speech User Interfaces - Yankelovich (1995)(Correct)
SpeechActs is an experimental conversational speech system. Experience with redesigning the system based on user feedback indicates the importance of adhering to conversational conventions when design... / issues facing speech interface designers and describes approaches br KEYWORDS Speech interface design speech recognition
43.2 SpeechSkimmer: Interactively Skimming Recorded Speech - Arons (1993)(Correct)
Skimming or browsing audio recordings is much more difficult than visually scanning a document because of the temporal nature of audio. By exploiting properties of spontaneous speech it is possible to... / speech. A variety of user interface design decisions made while
43.2 Why are Human-Computer Interfaces Difficult to Design and Implement? - Myers (1993)(Correct)
Everyone knows that designing and implementing human-computer interfaces is difficult and
time-consuming. However, there is little discussion of why this is true. Should we expect that a
new method is... / discusses reasons why user interface design and implementation are br Software Engineering User Interface Design User Interface
42.8 User Interface Declarative Models and Development Environments: A.. - Silva (2000)(Correct)
Model-Based User Interface Development Environments (MB-UIDEs) provide a context within which user interface declarative models can be constructed and related, as part of the user interface design pro... / related as part of the user interface design process. This paper provides br process in a MB-UIDE. User interface design and implementation can
42.8 More Than Just a Pretty Face: Affordances of Embodiment - Cassell, Bickmore, Vilhjlmsson, Yan (2000)(Correct)
Prior research into embodied interface agents has found
that users like them and find them engaging. In this paper,
we argue that embodiment can serve an even stronger
function if system designers use... / Of particular interest to interface designers is that these br on a screen and like any new interface design they are also currently
42.8 An Evaluation of Cone Trees - Cockburn, McKenzie (2000)(Correct)
This
paper describes the design, implementation and evaluation of a lowfidelity
animated and rapidly interactive 3D cone tree system. Results
of the evaluation show that our subjects were slower at lo... / trees raises several complex interface design trade-offs. Our system uses a
42.8 Toward Computer-Based Support of Meta-Cognitive Skills: a.. - Cristina Conati Department (2000)(Correct)
this
paper, we describe how these solutions have been implemented in a computer tutor that coaches
self-explanation within Andes, a tutoring system for Newtonian physics. We also present the
results o... / ITS problems user interface design student modelling and br adequate help. User interface design. In previous studies example
42.8 Designing the User Interface for Multimodal Speech and Pen-based.. - Sharon Oviatt Oregon (2000)(Correct)
The growing interest in multimodal interface design is inspired in large part by the goals of
supporting more transparent, flexible, efficient, and powerfully expressive means of humancomputer
interac... / growing interest in multimodal interface design is inspired in large part by br Optimal Uses Of Multimodal Interface Design . Architectural Approaches
40.5 ClockWorks: Visual Programming of Component-Based Software.. - Graham, Morton, Urnes (1996)(Correct)
ClockWorks is a programming environment supporting the visual programming of
object-oriented software architectures. In developing ClockWorks, we used user interface
evaluation techniques, including... / programming language and user interface design. Due to the very interactive br Techniques from user interface design were useful in evolving the
40.0 Event-Driven FRP - Wan, Taha, Hudak (2002)(Correct)
Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) is a high-level declarative
language for programming reactive systems. Previous work on FRP
has demonstrated its utility in a wide range of application domains, i... / animation graphical user interface design computer vision
39.9 Developing A Context Sensitive Tourist Guide - Davies, Mitchell, Blair (1998)(Correct)
all of the information they
require pre-installed as typified by, for example, the Cyberguide project [Long,96]. This
approach is likely to have performance benefits since it does not rely on wireless... / places new demands on user interface design techniques and toolkit br The implications for user interface design of meeting such requirements
39.9 Automated Composition of Hardware Components - Smith, De Micheli (1998)(Correct)
In order to automate design reuse, methods for composing
system components must be developed. The goal of this
research is to automate the process of generating interfaces
between hardware subsystems.... / allow a designer to explore a interface design space and generate a
39.5 Audio System For Technical Readings - Raman (1994)(Correct)
o spent a great deal of time as his first reader/tutor.
Three years later, in 1982, he learned Braille. No Braille textbooks were available,
however, so the only source of reading material was his own... / some of my ideas on user-interface design during the many stimulating br in the general area of user-interface design by adding audio as a new
38.2 Declarative Models of Presentation - Castells (1997)(Correct)
Current interface development tools cannot be used to
specify complex displays without resorting to programming
using a toolkit or graphics package. Interface
builders and multi-media authoring tools ... / user interfaces user interface design techniques user interface br A large portion of interface design effort involves specifying
38.2 Designing Automation to Reduce Operator Errors - Leveson, Palmer (1997)(Correct)
This paper describes an approach to dealing with mode confusion errors by first modeling blackbox software behavior and then using analysis methods and tools to assist in searching the models for pred... / errors are accentuated by poor interface design and gaps or misconceptions br used for automation design interface design and operator training. A
37.6 Building Hypermedia Applications as Navigational Views of Information .. - Schwabe (1995)(Correct)
In this paper we present a novel approach
for defining hypermedia applications as navigational
views of an object-oriented hypermedia schwma.
We briefly describe OOHDM (Object-Oriented
Hypermedia De... / design and abstract interface design. Such separation of concerns br . -Step Abstract interface design The goal in this step is
37.6 Eye Tracking in Advanced Interface Design - Jacob (1995)(Correct)
INTRODUCTION The problem of human-computer interaction can be viewed as two powerful information processors (human and computer) attempting to communicate with each other via a narrowbandwidth, highly... / Eye Tracking in Advanced Interface Design Robert J.K. Jacob br To Be A Soluble Problem. Interface Design Issues Problems In Using Eye
37.6 An Overview of the EPIC Architecture for Cognition and Performance.. - Kieras, Meyer (1995)(Correct)
EPIC (Executive Process-Interactive Control) is a cognitive architecture especially suited for modeling human
multimodal and multiple-task performance. The EPIC architecture includes peripheral sensor... / one to analyze and compare interface designs and then recommend and br the effects of a particular interface design both at low levels of
36.3 Scheduling a Metacomputer With Uncooperative Sub-schedulers - Gehring, Preiß (1999)(Correct)
The main advantage of a metacomputer is not its peak performance but better utilization of
its machines. Therefore, e#cient scheduling strategies are vitally important to any metacomputing
project. A ... / example networking security interface design load balancing mapping
36.3 The Generic Graph Component Library - Lee, Siek, Lumsdaine (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we present the Generic Graph Component Library (GGCL), a generic programming
framework for graph data structures and graph algorithms. Following the theme of the Standard Template
Libr... / basis for our abstract graph interface design. We describe the graph
36.3 Computing with Data: Concepts and Challenges - Chambers (1999)(Correct)
This paper examines work in "computing with data"---in computing support
for scientific and other activities to which statisticians can contribute.
Relevant computing techniques, besides traditional s... / interactive languages and user-interface design. The paper emphasizes the br events is central to all user interface design and many other aspects of
36.3 Using Transparent Props For Interaction With The Virtual Table - Schmalstieg.. (1999)(Correct)
The Virtual Table presents stereoscopic graphics to a user in a workbench-like setting. This paper reports on a user interface and new interaction techniques for the Virtual Table based on transparent... / approaches to D user interface design such as two-handed br that the rich set of user-interface designs developed for the desktop
36.3 WWW Based Collaboration with the BSCW System - Appelt (1999)(Correct)
The World Wide Web offers a great deal of potential in supporting
cross-platform cooperativework within locally dispersed working
groups. GMD has developed the BSCW System, a Web based groupware
... / very powerful with respect to interface design the system contains also an
35.2 The Pan Language-Based Editing System - Ballance, Graham, Vanter (1991)(Correct)
Powerful editing systems for developing complex software documents are difficult to engineer. Besides requiring efficient incremental algorithms and complex data structures, such editors must integrat... / analysis techniques user interface design advanced program viewing br view the author is a user interface designer and the language
34.7 StarT-Jr: A Parallel System from Commodity Technology - Hoe, Ehrlich (1996)(Correct)
StarT-jr is an experimental parallel system composed of a network of personal computers
(PCs). The system leverages the momentum of the microprocessor and PC industries to
achieve excellent single nod... / in the area of NOW and network interface design. This paper concludes with a br widen. Meanwhile the network interface design for a practical NOW system
34.5 Intelligent Camera Control in a Virtual Environment - Drucker, Zeltzer (1994)(Correct)
This paper describes a framework for exploring
intelligent camera controls in#a 3D virtual environment.
It presents a methodology for designing the underlying
camera controls based on an analysis of w... / that one of the first steps in interface design should be a task analysis of
34.4 Facilitating the Exploration of Interface Design Alternatives: The.. - Szekely (1992)(Correct)
HUMANOID is a user interface design tool that lets designers
express abstract conceptualizations of an interface in an executable
form, allowing designers to experiment with scenarios
and dialogues ev... / the Exploration of Interface Design Alternatives The HUMANOID br The HUMANOID Model of Interface Design Pedro Szekely Ping Luo
34.0 A Hidden Agenda - Goguen, Malcolm (1997)(Correct)
This paper unveils and motivates an ambitious programme of hidden algebraic
research in software engineering, beginning with our general goals, continuing
with an overview of results, and including ... /
34.0 Analyzing Software Specifications for Mode Confusion Potential - Leveson (1997)(Correct)
Increased automation in complex systems has led
to changes in the human controller's role and to new
types of technology-induced human error. Attempts
to mitigate these errors have primarily involved ... / make changes in training or interface design more effective. The approach br are accentuated by poor interface design and gaps or misconceptions in
32.9 Design for Privacy in Ubiquitous Computing Environments - Bellotti, Sellen (1993)(Correct)
Current developments in information technology are leading
to increasing capture and storage of information about
people and their activities. This raises serious issues about
the preservation of priv... / privacy are the technical and interface design aspects of the technology.
32.9 Local Area Mobile Computing on Stock Hardware and Mostly Stock.. - Watson (1993)(Correct)
In the Fall of 1992, the graduate Operating Systems class at Carnegie Mellon University
implemented the necessary components to provide applications with a programmable
interface to a mobile palmtop c... / of communication routing and interface design while leveraging off of
31.8 The Effects of Network Contention on Processor Allocation Strategies - Sherry Moore (1996)(Correct)
Various processor allocation strategies have been proposed for scalable parallel computers
(SPCs). These strategies try to maximize the overall system utilization and, in
the mean time, try to avoid n... / behavior of applications host interface design switching techniques br the network. But with new host interface design and message passing
31.8 Using the Web Instead of a Window System - Rice (1996)(Correct)
We show how to deliver a sophisticated, yet intuitive,
interactive application over the web using off-the-shelf
web browsers as the interaction medium. This attracts a
large user community, improves t... / set of constraints on user interface design. We outline the tradeoffs in br but it proves awkward for interface design. There is little control
31.0 The ParcTab Ubiquitous Computing Experiment - Want, Schilit, Adams, Gold..(Correct)
This paper describes
the UbiquitousComputing philosophy, the PARCTAB system, user-interface issues for small
devices, and our experience developing and testing a variety of mobile applications.
1 INTR... / requires an innovative user interface design to allow efficient text br Transceiver Address. User-Interface Design For Palm-Sized Computers
29.7 What the Query Told the Link: The Integration of Hypertext and.. - Golovchinsky (1997)(Correct)
Traditionally hypertexts have been limited in size by the
manual effort required to create hypertext links. In addition,
large hyper-linked collections may overwhelm users with the
range of possible l... / even the most careful user interface design. Thus alternatives to br a query-mediated hypertext interface designed to support information
28.9 Agents with Faces: The Effects of Personification of Agents - Koda (1996)(Correct)
this paper argues that employing a face as the representation of
an agent is engaging, makes a user pay more attention, and takes more effort for a user to
interact with the system. It is possible to ... / faces. Keywords User interface design anthropomorphism facial br in The Art of Humancomputer Interface Design ed. B. Laurel Addison
28.9 Visual Query Systems for Databases: A Survey - Catarci, Costabile, Levialdi, Batini (1995)(Correct)
this paper we first identify precisely the VQSs we are interested in. They are the VQSs used for querying
traditional databases, and, as such, they deal with alphanumeric data only. This is still the ... / For instance toolkits for interface design deeply differ from VQSs and br Methodological Issues for Interface Design a User-Centered Approach.
28.9 Belvedere: Engaging Students in Critical Discussion of Science and.. - Suthers (1995)(Correct)
We describe "Belvedere," a system to support students engaged in critical discussion of science issues. The design is intended to address cognitive and metacognitive limitations of unpracticed begin... / studies with users shaped the interface design. We discuss our design br complicates the criteria for interface design because we must decide when
28.5 More Than Just a Pretty Face: Conversational Protocols and the.. - Cassell, Bickmore, Campbell.. (2001)(Correct)
Prior research into embodied interface agents has found that users like them and find them engaging. However,
results on the effectiveness of these interfaces for task completion have been mixed. In t... / Of particular interest to interface designers is that these br on a screen and like any new interface design they are also currently
28.5 Storage management for web proxies - Shriver, Gabber, Huang, Stein (2001)(Correct)
Today, caching web proxies use general-purpose file
systems to store web objects. Proxies, e.g., Squid or
Apache, when running on a UNIX system, typically
use the standard UNIX file system (UFS) for t... / In this paper we describe the design interface and implementation of this
28.5 Interface Design for Smart Transducers - Elmenreich, Haidinger, Kopetz (2001)(Correct)
The paper describes a smart transducer interface that hides the internal node properties and allows a decoupling of applications from communication properties like message timing, flow control and bus... / Interface Design for Smart Transducers W. br time-triggered architecture interface design. Introduction