posted on 2009-04-07, 11:44authored byMatthew T. Atkinson, Colin Machin
Modern computer systems present great barriers to potential users who are too far away from being the “average user” for which they were designed. This means users that have unusual or limited devices (such as small-screen PDAs) and users with disabilities are quite likely to encounter great difficulty when trying to use certain mainstream systems. This paper presents a technique for incorporating personalisation into information retrieval systems in a low-level way. The technique—Modelling of Users’ Capabilities—is described, as is a proof-of-concept test that was carried out. Conclusions are drawn from this test and ongoing work is discussed.
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Science
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Computer Science
Citation
ATKINSON, M.T. and MACHIN, C.H.C., 2008. Modelling of users' capabilities. IN: IUI4AAL Workshop at Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI 2008)