This paper discusses the association of emotions as an underlying component of everyday human-computer interaction. It presents the ongoing work in the design of an experiment to ...
This paper argues that genetic programming has not made good on its promise to generate computer programs automatically. It then describes an approach that would allow that promise...
In this paper, we describe a laboratory experiment to determine whether peripheral awareness information about a remote collaborator's workload aids in timing interruptive co...
We present an algorithm for detecting and modeling rhythmic temporal patterns from the record of an individual's computer activity, or online "presence." The model ...
We revisit the Fitts'law model published 25 years ago by Card, English, and Burr. Their research was important because it was the first comparative evaluation of the mouse, a...