From: t9214305@phillip.edu.au (Robert Pascale)
Newsgroups: comp.ai
Subject: Intelligent User Interfaces - Summary
Date: 8 Apr 92 02:31:25 GMT
Organization: Phillip Institute of Tech, Melbourne

A few weeks ago I posted a message regarding "Intelligent User Interfaces".
I was asked by a few respondants to summarize responses. As there were only
a few here goes:

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The followings are not directly related to what you want, however, they
are quite relevant:

Chapter 27 in Maren, Alianna J.'s "Handbook for neural network applications"
(I'm not sure whether the book title is right).

Norcio, A. F. and Stanley, J., "Adaptive human-computer interfaces: a literature
survey and perspective", IEEE Trans. on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, vol 19,
no 2, pp399-408,1989.

Rouse, W. B. "Adaptive aiding for human/computer control", Human factors, 1988,
30(4):431-443.

-- 
DerShung Yang    
yang@cs.uiuc.edu 
Beckman Institute
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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	Robert Schank wrote an interesting book titled 'The Cognitive Computer'
which discussed the idea of translating regular written language to an artificial
one which contained approximately twelve fundamental concepts such as TRANSFER
and KILL. You might find the book useful. Good luck.

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There is a book by ACM press on the subject also titled "itnelligent
user interfaces". Can't find my copy so I don't know the author ...
I found a good paper on the topic: Adaptive Interfaces" by Sherman W.
Tyler< Nov. '90 from the Lockheed AI Center AD-A229 751 or
RADC-TR-90-276. 

From:	pop@uci0.mitre.org
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"Determin[ing] what the user really wanted to do, rather than what
commands they typed" is exactly what my thesis work involved.  Here is
an abstract of my dissertation (hope you read LaTeX).  Let me know if
you want copies of any of the papers.

[the dissertation was over 300 lines long. Those of you who are interested
should contact Randy or myself for a copy]
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Randy Calistri-Yeh            calistri@oracorp.com
ORA Corporation               (607) 277-2020
301 Dates Dr.       	      Fax: (607) 277-3206
Ithaca, NY 14850-1313         
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