Category: UI AUI
Abstract: This paper briefly discusses a hybrid adaptive interface,
        called AUI, for tolerating naive user's error behavior. The
        paper demonstrates how the fusion of different adaptive user
        interface techniques provide a powerful hybrid interface. 
        The prototype AUI adapts itself to each individual user by
        observing their actions and receiving direct feedback. The
        AUI requires minimal background knowledge at first, but
        gradually this knowledge becomes more sophisticated and more
        reliable.  The AUI collaborates with the user in achieving
        the user's goals. An application of AUI to Unix operating
        system commands is investigated.  The preliminary results of
        the pilot studies suggest subjects who utilize the AUI
        perform at a higher level (t=6.85, df=78, p<0.05) than their
        counterparts who do not utilize the AUI.
ShortComment: 未入手
Bibtype: InProceedings
Booktitle: Proceedings Graphics Interface '93, 165, vii+263, 1993
Author: M. M. North
        S. M. North
Affiliation: Human-Computer Interaction Group
        Clark Atlanta Univ., Atlanta, GA, USA
Title: An adaptable user interface for tolerating naive users'
        error behavior: a prototype design and an empirical study
Year: 1993
Publisher: Canadian Inf. Process. Soc, Toronto, Ont., Canada