2023
DOI: 10.1080/10447318.2023.2175494
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Deep Learning-Based Model Using DensNet201 for Mobile User Interface Evaluation

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“…The weight matrix W for the layout metrics is: W = 0.227020 0.095302 0.141894 0.178283 0.156697 0.111903 0.088901 . (31) Thus, the formula for calculating the comprehensive evaluation Y i is as follows:…”
Section: Results Of Multiple Regression and Entropy Weight Methods Ca...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The weight matrix W for the layout metrics is: W = 0.227020 0.095302 0.141894 0.178283 0.156697 0.111903 0.088901 . (31) Thus, the formula for calculating the comprehensive evaluation Y i is as follows:…”
Section: Results Of Multiple Regression and Entropy Weight Methods Ca...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are also studies that apply machine learning methods to identify features related to aesthetics, thereby creating models to predict aesthetics. For instance, Soui and Haddad combined the Densnet201 architecture with the K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) classifier to evaluate mobile user interfaces, assessing this approach using a publicly available large dataset, with the model achieving an average accuracy of 93% [31]. These methods can capture rich or complex aesthetic perceptions, providing excellent results.…”
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“…Planning, recruiting participants, gathering data, and analyzing results are all essential parts of a successful usability test (Soui & Haddad, 2023). The test objectives, test scenarios, and evaluation criteria are all parts of the test planning process.…”
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“…Its application in electronic learning is mainly to understand the learners' emotional states and motivations, thereby providing personalized and adaptive teaching support. For example, Soui et al (2023) proposed an emotion recognition model based on deep neural networks, which accurately recognizes seven basic emotions (anger, disgust, fear, happiness, neutrality, sadness, and surprise) by analyzing the learners' facial expressions, speech, and text. This model can be used on online education platforms to help teachers monitor and regulate learners' emotions.…”
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confidence: 99%