A framework for presentation and use of everyday interaction histories (日韓合同ワークショップ 1st Korea-Japan Joint Workshop on Ubiquitous Computing and Networking Systems (ubiCNS 2005))

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Ubiquitous computing environments allow us to collect and store a large number of interaction histories about events, objects, and people over a long period of time. Our study aims at helping people access such possibly large and complex, inherently temporal information. Our research goal is to address an issue of how to select, summarize, and present such interaction histories. In this paper, we first present a framework for incremental information presentation on demand in accessing such interaction histories. We then describe three roles of interaction histories we have identified: serving as physical cues, content cues, and social cues. We argue that such cues are helpful for decision-making in-situ. The paper concludes with a discussion of how to design an effective presentation for three cues in-situ based on the incremental information presentation framework.
一般社団法人情報処理学会の論文
2005-06-09