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REFERENCIA BIBLIOGRÁFICA:
An Evaluation Framework for Multimodal Interaction
Definiciones de multimodal
Thus, the three senses sight, hearing, and touch, correspond to the three
perceptual channels. Thereby the terms visual and auditive refer to the
perception and the sensory modalities; the terms optical and acoustical refer
to physical (and not physiological) parameters (Schomaker et al., 1995).
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Sistemas multimodales
Aun así, estos sistemas están conectados. Esto explica por qué las
presentaciones multimodales, e.g. verbal-auditivo emparejadas con
información visual, pueden ser superior a las presentaciones unimodales.
La codificación dual conduce a un mayor rendimiento de reconocimiento y
memoria.
UBICACIÓN:
No DE CLASIFICACIÓN:
Sin clasificación.
FUENTES:
Pendientes:
4. Traducción. (cursiva)
Preguntas Asesor:
Explicación:
The degree of interference (and consequently the workload and the effort) increases with the degree to which
different tasks or information refer to the same processing dimensions (see Sec. “Processing Steps on the User
Side”).
To measure performance on the user side, peri-physiological parameters, derived from the user’s body, can be used.
These measures include pupil diameter, eyetracking and psycho-physiological measures like electrocardiography
(ECG), electromyography (EMG), electroencephalography (EEG) and electro-dermal activity (EDA) (Schleicher,
2009). Generally, these measures are rather unspecific and the valence of a situation (positive or negative) is not
determinable even for EMG measures (Mahlke & Minge, 2006). Consequently, drawing inference based solely on
these methods is difficult. Other possible data sources are log-files, which may be employed to record task success,
task duration, or modality choice. Please note that for all the performance aspects, questionnaires using self-report
are mentioned. Selfreports require the user to judge their performance. If such measurements are taken, the
experienced workload is measured. The experienced performance and the performance assessed via indirect
measurements as described above do not necessarily have to correspond.