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    The document discusses the human information processing system. It describes the flow of information from the senses through perceptual, cognitive and motor processors with associated cycle times. Visual and auditory information is received and stored briefly in sensory memory before being processed. Perceptual, cognitive and motor processors operate in parallel to perceive, recognize and act on incoming information. The overall perceive-recognize-act cycle for humans is around 240 milliseconds.

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    CSE463 Intro to Human-Computer Interaction

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    The document discusses the human information processing system. It describes the flow of information from the senses through perceptual, cognitive and motor processors with associated cycle times. Visual and auditory information is received and stored briefly in sensory memory before being processed. Perceptual, cognitive and motor processors operate in parallel to perceive, recognize and act on incoming information. The overall perceive-recognize-act cycle for humans is around 240 milliseconds.

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    Intro To HCI - Part 2 (1.19.22)

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    The document discusses the human information processing system. It describes the flow of information from the senses through perceptual, cognitive and motor processors with associated cycle times. Visual and auditory information is received and stored briefly in sensory memory before being processed. Perceptual, cognitive and motor processors operate in parallel to perceive, recognize and act on incoming information. The overall perceive-recognize-act cycle for humans is around 240 milliseconds.

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    •Time to learn
    •Speed of performance
    •Rate of errors
    •Retention over time
    •Subjective satisfaction
    •Time to learn
    •Speed of performance
    •Rate of errors
    •Retention over time
    •Subjective satisfaction
    • UI design is an iterative process involving close
    liaisons between users and designers.
    • The 3 core activities in this process are:
    • User analysis. Understand what the users will do with
    the system;
    • System prototyping. Develop a series of prototypes
    for experiment;
    • Interface evaluation. Experiment with these
    prototypes with users.
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    /19/the-opportunity-and-the-danger-of-artificial-
    intelligence-at-retail/?sh=3fa3346df421
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    Long Term Memory

    Visual Auditory Working Memory


    Store Store

    Eyes Perceptual Cognitive Motor


    Ears Processor Processor Processor

    Arms, wrists,
    fingers, etc.
    Long Term Memory

    Working Memory
    Visual Auditory
    Store Store

    Eyes Perceptual Cognitive Motor


    Ears Processor Processor Processor
    Long Term Memory

    Working Memory
    Visual Auditory
    Store Store

    Eyes Perceptual Cognitive Motor


    Ears Processor Processor Processor
    Long Term Memory

    Working Memory
    Visual Auditory
    Store Store

    Eyes Perceptual Cognitive Motor


    Ears Processor Processor Processor

    Arms, hands,
    fingers
    Long Term Memory

    Working Memory
    Visual Auditory
    Store Store

    Eyes Perceptual Cognitive Motor


    Ears Processor Processor Processor

    Cycle Times 100 ms 70 ms 70 ms

    Perceive-Recognize-Act cycle ~= 240 ms

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