User modeling is a sub-area of human–computer interaction, in which the researcher / designer develops cognitive models of human users, including modeling of their skills and declarative knowledge. User models can predict human error and learning time, and can thus serve as a cheaper alternative to user testing. User models can guide user interface designers to minimize error rates and learning time. User modeling is used in adaptive hypermedia, web personalization, e-learning, etc.
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- User modeling is a sub-area of human–computer interaction, in which the researcher / designer develops cognitive models of human users, including modeling of their skills and declarative knowledge. User models can predict human error and learning time, and can thus serve as a cheaper alternative to user testing. User models can guide user interface designers to minimize error rates and learning time. User modeling is used in adaptive hypermedia, web personalization, e-learning, etc. The result of user modeling in computer systems may be stored in user profiles. The content of a user model may be extracted via user profiling. Additionally a cognitive profile (i.e. , user preferences) and history profile (e.g. , student knowledge or order history) may be stored. Sub-areas: student modeling.
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- User modeling is a sub-area of human–computer interaction, in which the researcher / designer develops cognitive models of human users, including modeling of their skills and declarative knowledge. User models can predict human error and learning time, and can thus serve as a cheaper alternative to user testing. User models can guide user interface designers to minimize error rates and learning time. User modeling is used in adaptive hypermedia, web personalization, e-learning, etc.
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