UX - Beyond Visualization
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Visualization is at the core of many UX efforts. However, it is one form of interaction that the human body is capable. This workshop will introduce and overview cognitive architectures from the US that are useful in understanding how computer science and psychological theory merge to model the user, and in one surprising case, match fMRI studies. It is possible to predict human computer interaction with these tools and possibly break new grounds in HCI. Please be aware that this talk is limited to human models of interaction, and that you might develop a deeper understanding of users.
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[OVERVIEW]
Definition: What are cognitive architectures? How are they used? What programming languages are they in? Examples of them? Where to search and find credible sources?
• ACT - R (Adaptive Control of Thought)
• SOAR (State, Operator and Result; xCode on iOS)
• EPIC (Executive-Process/Interactive Control)
Known cautions and limitations
Discussions over content
Organizing things to come