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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Look2Hook : The Impact of Menu Design and Input Device on Gaze-based Menu Selection

Hirsch, Daniel January 2021 (has links)
In this paper, an investigation of the impact of menu design and input device for gaze-based menu selection tasks is reported. The study investigates the usability, measured by effectiveness, efficiency, and user satisfaction, for gaze-based interaction in realistic, complex menu selection tasks. The study includes three different menu designs, a linear drop-down menu (L1), a radial dynamic menu (R1), and a semi-radial menu (R2), along with two different input devices, a unimodal input device using dwell-time (DT) and a multimodal input device using a combination of gaze and a manual switch (GMS). In a user study with nine test participants, the impact of menu design, input device, and navigation complexity on task completion time, accuracy rate, cognitive load, and quality of use ratings for menu selection tasks were investigated. The usability results confirmed the expectations of the advantages of radial menu designs, with the radial dynamic menu (R1) being better suited for gaze- based interaction than either the linear drop-down menu (L1) or semi-radial menu (R2). The usability results also confirmed the expectations regarding the input device, namely, the multimodal GMS input device was superior to the unimodal DT input device for gaze-based interaction. / I den här studien rapporteras en undersökning av effekterna av menydesign och inmatningsenhet för blickbaserade menyvalsuppgifter. Studien undersöker användbarheten, mätt av verkningsgrad, effektivitet, och användarnöjdhet, för blickbaserad interaktion i realistiska, komplexa menyvalsuppgifter. Studien innefattar tre olika menydesigner, en linjär rullgardinsmeny (L1), en radiell dynamisk meny (R1) och en halvradiell meny (R2), tillsammans med två olika inmatningsenheter, en unimodal inmatningsenhet som använder dwell-time (DT) och en multimodal inmatningsenhet som använder en kombination av blick och en manuell knapp (GMS). I en användarstudie med nio testdeltagare undersöktes effekterna av menydesign, inmatningsenhet och navigeringskomplexitet på tiden för uppgifts slutförandet, noggrannhet, kognitiv belastning och kvalitet på användningsbetyg för menyvalsuppgifter. Användbarhetsresultaten bekräftade förväntningarna om fördelarna med radiella menydesigner, varvid den radiella dynamiska menyn (R1) passar bättre för blickbaserad interaktion än både den linjära rullgardinsmenyn (L1) eller halvradialmenyn (R2). Användbarhetsresultaten bekräftade också förväntningarna avseende inmatningsenheten, nämligen att multimodal GMS-inmatningsenheten var överlägsen den unimodala DT-inmatningsenheten för blickbaserad interaktion.
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Voice Assisted Visual Search

Wåhlén, Herje January 2010 (has links)
The amount and variety of visual information presented on electronic displays is ever-increasing. Finding and acquiring relevant information in the most effective manner possible is of course desirable. While there are advantages to presenting a large number of information objects on a screen at the same time, it can also hinder fast detection of objects of interest. One way of addressing that problem is Voice Assisted Visual Search (VAVS). A user supported by VAVS calls out an object of interest and is immediately guided to the object by a highlighting cue. This thesis is an initial study of the VAVS user interface technique. The findings suggest that VAVS is a promising approach, supported by theory and practice. A working prototype shows that locating objects of interest can be sped up significantly, requiring only half the amount of time taken without the use of VAVS, on average. / Voice-Assisted Visual Search

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