Window based model for simulation of integrative human physiological response to webpages

Isiaka, Fatima; Mwitondi, Kassim; Ibrahim, Adamu M.

doi:10.1109/iemcon.2015.7344472

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“…Some of this work requires the development of adaptive algorithms to learn about changes in user interests or emotions [4]. A flawless user interface (UI) would automatically adapt or change its layout and web content elements to suit the needs of the users and similarly allow for users themselves to alter the contents of the UI [5].…”

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A Control System for Detecting Emotions on Visual Interphase Stimulus

Isiaka¹,

Mwitondi²,

Ibrahim³

2018

Human-Robot Interaction - Theory and Application

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Complex dynamic contents of visual stimuli induce implicit reactions in a user. This leads to changes in physiological processes of the user which is referred to as stress. Our goal is to model and produce a system that represents the mechanical interactions of the body and eye movement behavior. We are particularly concerned with the skin conductance response (SCR) and eye fixations to visual stimulus and build a dynamic system that detects stress and its correlates to visual widgets. The process consists of the following modules: (1) a hypothesis generator for suggesting possible structural changes that result from the direct interaction with visual stimulus, (2) an information source for responding to operator querying about users' interactive and physiological processes, and (3) a continuous system simulator for simulating and illustrating physiological reactions during interaction. This model serves as an infrastructure for modeling physiological processes and could be of benefit in usability laboratory, web developers, and designers of interactive systems, enabling evaluators to visualize interface as a better access to identifying areas that cause stress to users.

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