An interaction model between human and system for intuitive graphical search interface

Kajiyama, Tomoko; Satoh, Shin’ichi

doi:10.1007/s10115-012-0611-9

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“…This property of TAM makes TAM to be the preferred user-acceptance model for this study which focuses on strategies developers use to create easy-to-use banking ATM system interfaces for a variety of people with varying abilities and literacy levels. Kajiyama and Satoh (2014) proposed an Intuitive Graphical Search Interface (IGSI) model that should go beyond how people interact with computing technology or how easy to use an interface system is and focus more on how users and systems can inspire one another's internal elements. Existing interaction techniques are not catching up with advances in computing, communication and display technologies to make for effective utilization of the available information flow (Rautaray & Agrawal, 2015).…”

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“…Existing interaction techniques are not catching up with advances in computing, communication and display technologies to make for effective utilization of the available information flow (Rautaray & Agrawal, 2015). Kajiyama and Satoh (2014) defined "interaction" to mean the inspiring of the internal elements of both users and systems rather than the conventional superficial interactions between users and systems. They proposed an Intuitive Graphical Search Interface (IGSI) model with four user elements: information needs, user knowledge, thinking, and feelings, and five system elements: system knowledge, knowledge base, retrieval algorithm, interaction algorithm, and database (Kajiyama & Satoh, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Engaging Pictorial Images and Voice Prompts Interface Design Strategy to Create Easy to use banking ATM System Interfaces in Nigeria

Aguboshim¹,

Miles²

2019

JIEA

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The existing banking ATMs in Nigeria do not adequately cater for a variety of people with varying abilities and literacy levels despite the significant importance of ATM technological innovations in Nigeria, especially in the banking sectors. Illiterate and semiliterate Nigerians, representing about 40.33%, do not perceive the ATMs as useful or easy-to-use. The purpose of this case study was to identify strategies used by software developers of banking ATM systems in Nigeria to create easy-to-use banking ATM system interfaces in Nigeria. The technology acceptance model was adopted as the conceptual framework. One organization in Enugu, Nigeria was used for this study's population. Data were collected through semi-structured, in-depth faceto-face interviews with nine banking ATM system interface developers and the analysis of 11 documents. Findings from the participants were validated through member checking. One major theme that emerged from data analysis was value of pictorial images and voice prompts in interface design, that encompass the use of: (a) pictorial images, and enhanced voice prompts with short transaction cycle, (b) voice feedback in users' own language, (c) text-free user interface and extensive use of hand-drawn, and (d) graphics /imagery and voice as inputs. Strategies illustrated by the findings from this study may serve as a basis for positive economic development and social change in this area and may advance the use of other technology outlets that require easy-to-use system interfaces.

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Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning

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Engaging Pictorial Images and Voice Prompts Interface Design Strategy to Create Easy to use banking ATM System Interfaces in Nigeria

Aguboshim¹,

Miles²

2019

JIEA

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“…On top of the original interface [1], we defined the design motif of this application as dials like those used for unlocking a safe. Users can intuitively change search keys by rotating the dials and recognize that the tops of the dials indicate the search keys.…”

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“…We proposed a ringstructured graphical search interface for multi-faceted metadata [1], and it was based on an interaction model in which users continue to search on the basis of the retrieved results. We developed an iPhone application for searching for application based on this search interface.…”

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An Application Search Interface Including Sense-related Search Facets

Kajiyama

Satoh

2014

Proceedings of International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval

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An iPhone application called "Wonder Search" for application search has been developed under the hypothesis that a search interface included sense-related search facets gives a better chance of finding new applications for users. The search facets comprise five attributes: icon color, icon tone, application category, user evaluation, and release date. We enhanced a ringstructured graphical search interface for multi-faceted metadata to solve two reported usability problems by preparing dials for each facet and dividing the functions for ring rotation into two operations. Usability testing with 60 participants demonstrated that users can use this application not only for searching for applications effectively but also for analyzing the features of applications. The application can potentially be used for sensing the emotions of users if the hypothesis that the colors browsed or selected by users are related to their feelings is correct.

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“…Both Compact-Explore and Grid-Explore operate with the same interactions, but address different target groups of users. In Compact-Explore (similar to [2]) we offer the users a quick search and explore interface where the goal is for a user to retrieve the desired image as fast as possible. For this we guide the users' attention towards the center of the screen and reduce the visual distractions non relevant to the query.…”

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ArtSight

Strezoski

Groenen

Besenbruch

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the 26th ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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This technical demo presents ArtSight, a comprehensive query-bycolor explorative interface built on top of the large scale artistic dataset OmniArt. Color is of paramount importance in the artistic realm and querying such large data collections by colors that appear in their palette allows for intuitive exploration. This demo allows users to browse the 3 million artwork items in the OmniArt collection by color, and hierarchically filter each result-set by multiple attributes existing in the collection itself. Colors are extracted from the digital photographic reproductions in an unsupervised fashion in palettes of twelve and matched with their meta-data seamlessly to exploit both modalities in our filtering module. The user interaction quality is moderated by a responsive framework with touch capability and an unfoldable interactive 3D sphere visualization offering two exploration options-CompactExplore or GridExplore.

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An interaction model between human and system for intuitive graphical search interface

Cited by 8 publications

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Engaging Pictorial Images and Voice Prompts Interface Design Strategy to Create Easy to use banking ATM System Interfaces in Nigeria

Engaging Pictorial Images and Voice Prompts Interface Design Strategy to Create Easy to use banking ATM System Interfaces in Nigeria

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