Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI): An analysis, a perspective, and guidelines
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2016-05-23
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van den Broek, Egon
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Spink, Andrew
Riedel, Gernot
Zhou, Liting
Teekens, Lisanne
Albatal, Rami
Gurrin, Cathal
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Abstract
Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI)’s founding elements are discussed in relation to its overarching discipline Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). Its basic dimensions are identified: agent, computing machinery, and interaction, and their levels of processing: perceptual, cognitive, and affective. Subsequently, three seminal studies are discussed, the ACI community should be become acquainted with. Next, three guidelines are defined that could help ACI to gain further maturity. We close with a brief conclusion.
Keywords
Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI), Human-computer interaction, interaction technology, Artificial Intelligence, sentience, well-being, context, validation, triangulation, Human-Computer Interaction, Animal Science and Zoology, Applied Psychology, Artificial Intelligence
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van den Broek, E L 2016, Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI) : An analysis, a perspective, and guidelines. in A Spink, G Riedel, L Zhou, L Teekens, R Albatal & C Gurrin (eds), Measuring Behavior 2016 : 10th International Conference on Methods and Techniques in Behavioral Research. Dublin, Ireland, pp. 449-455, Measuring Behavior 2016, Dublin, Ireland, 25/05/16., conference