Intelligent interfaces

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Intelligent interfaces

• DUYGU CELIK
• 035313

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Intelligent interfaces

• The research area of Intelligent Interfaces
  combines design principles and technology
  advancements for effective human-computer
  interaction and research on intelligent
  interfaces aim to extend the boundaries of both.
• In intelligent interfaces, the intelligence might
  be in predicting what the user wants to do, and
  presenting information with this prediction in
  mind. Intelligent interfaces can also make doing
  a task more intuitive and helpful

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Intelligent User InterfacesWhat are Intelligent
Interfaces?

• http//www.cs.wpi.edu/Research/airg/IntInt/intint-
  paper-intro.html
• Many computer programs exist to help the operator
  perform a task. These programs, of course,
  require an interface, a means for the user to
  interact with the program. The interface with
  which the operator interacts with the program
  should be as invisible and intuitive as possible
  -- working with and understanding the interface
  should not be a task. The operator should be able
  to concentrate on the task which he is to
  perform. Intelligent interfaces attempt to make
  the interface as intuitive and helpful as
  possible.

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References

• http//www.sics.se/7Eannika/papers/intint.html
• What is an Intelligent Interface?
• The main application areas for intelligent
  interfaces are thus such where the knowledge
  about how to solve a task partially resides with
  the computer system. Since the user does not know
  exactly what should be done, he or she cannot
  manipulate the computer as a tool, but must ask
  the system to do something for him or her. This
  request may be incomplete, vague or even
  incorrect given the user's real needs.

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Introduction to Intelligent Interfaces

• http//lcs.www.media.mit.edu/people/lieber/Teachin
  g/Int-Int/Int-Int-Intro.html

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http//www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/stevej/425/Lectures/L
ecture11IUI-2up.pdf

• Classes of IUI
• Adaptive interfaces
• attempt to identify behavioural patterns and
  predict
• user aims
• Informative interfaces
• filter large volumes of information based on
  user's
• needs
• Generative interfaces
• produce data values to alleviate user need to
  identify
• and specify them
• Agent based interfaces
• an autonomous piece of software carries out, or
• suggests, tasks for the user

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• http//www.dfki.de/fluids/Intelligent_User_Interfa
  ces.html
•  The area of intelligent user interfaces covers a
  variety of topics concerned with the application
  of Artificial Intelligence and knowledge-based
  techniques to issues of human-computer
  interaction.

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• http//www.hpcc.gov/pubs/iita/3.4.html
• Advanced user interfaces will bridge the gap
  between users and the future National Information
  Infrastructure. A wide range of new technologies
  that adapt to human senses and abilities must be
  developed to provide more effective human-machine
  communications.

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Some PDF documents

• DAVID N. CHIN
• Department of Information and Computer Sciences
• University of Hawaii at Manoa
• 2565 The Mall
• Honolulu, HI 96822
• http//citeseer.ist.psu.edu/chin91intelligent.html
  
• An intelligent interface cannot just respond
  passively to its users commands and queries. It
  must be able to take the initiative in order to
  volunteer information, correct user
  misconceptions, or reject unethical user
  requests. To do these things, a system must be an
  intelligent agent.

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• Angel R. Puerta,
• Medical Computer Science Group,
• Knowledge Systems Laboratory,
• Stanford University
• http//citeseer.ist.psu.edu/puerta93study.html
• The Study of Models of Intelligent Interfaces
• KEYWORDS Intelligent-interface modeling, self
  adaptation, user-interface management, machine
  learning.
• A model of an intelligent interface that
  establishes the knowledge requirements for,
  determines the functionality of, and creates a
  definition for an intelligent interface.

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Some Extra PDF

• http//citeseer.ist.psu.edu/10116.html
• http//citeseer.ist.psu.edu/2243.html
• http//www.iuiconf.org/iui2000/tutorials.htm
• http//citeseer.ist.psu.edu/10116.html

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