User Policies in Pervasive Computing Environments
作者： Julie Weeds , Ian Wakeman , Bill Keller , David Weir , Jon Rimmer
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关键词: User studies 、 User control 、 Ubiquitous computing 、 User Research 、 Engineering 、 World Wide Web 、 Human–computer interaction
摘要: In this paper, we describe the rationale for initial user research carried out as part of Natural Habitat project. This project is exploring extent to which an approach centred on use natural language processing can support control over pervasive environments that they inhabit. Overviews four studies are described and some wider implications area presented.
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