Workload-Based Assessment of a User Interface Design

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作者
Tremoulet, Patrice D. [1 ]
Craven, Patrick L. [1 ]
Regli, Susan Harkness [1 ]
Wilcox, Saki [1 ]
Barton, Joyce [1 ]
Stibler, Kathleeen [1 ]
Gifford, Adam [1 ]
Clark, Marianne
机构
[1] Lockheed Martin Adv Technol Labs, 3 Execut Campus,Suite 600, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 USA
来源
DIGITAL HUMAN MODELING, PROCEEDINGS | 2009年 / 5620卷
关键词
Cognitive workload; human computer interaction; human factors; usability; evaluation; user interface design;
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TP18 [人工智能理论];
学科分类号
081104 ; 0812 ; 0835 ; 1405 ;
摘要
Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories (LM ATL) has designed and developed a too] called Sensor-based Mental Assessment in Real Time (SMART), which uses physiological data to help evaluate human-computer interfaces (HCI). SMART non-intrusively collects and displays objective measures of cognitive workload, visual engagement, distraction and drowsiness while participants interact with HCIs or HCI prototypes. This paper describes a concept validation experiment (CVE) conducted to 1) demonstrate the feasibility of using SMART during User interface evaluations and 2) validate the EEG-based cognitive workload values derived from the SMART system by comparing them to three other measures of cognitive workload (NASA TLX, expert ratings, and expected workload values generated with Design Interactive's Multimodal Information Decision Support tool). Results from the CVE indicate that SMART represents a Valuable tool that provides human factors engineers with a non-invasive, non-interrupting, objective method of evaluating cognitive workload.
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