Titlebook: Empirical Foundations of Information and Software Science IV; Pranas Zunde,Jagdish C. Agrawal Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 Pascal

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Concurrent Computer and Human Information Processingnsidered as a special case of the problem of matching the impedance of interacting systems. The role of concurrent computation is discussed for machines that are intended to provide their operators with decision-sup- port and other capabilities that are normally believed to require intelligence.

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Design and Evaluation of User-System Interfaces or of User-Task Interaction: A Discussion of Interfauser-task interaction, not only on the interface communication language. It is also concluded that development of a common framework for design and evaluation of interfaces in different work domains will be feasible, in spite of the great differences in the characteristics of the application domains

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Issues and Red Herrings in Evaluating Natural Language Interfacestion paper offers the point of view of one in research and development of natural language processors to those not involved in developing natural language interfaces. Consequently, it is an overview of issues, rather than a case study of an existing system or an argument for a particular mathematica

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Applying Operations Research Models to the Study of Complex Man-Machine Interfacesproposed interface. By assessing the importance of efficiency on productivity, the model is projecting the importance of operator skill on productivity. The model enumerates the multitude of paths which an operator can follow in order to process a given workload in the context of a concurrent interf

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