IUI 2000:
New Orleans, LA, USA
IUI 2000, Proceedings of the 2000 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, January 9-12, 2000, New Orleans, LA, USA. ACM, 2000
- Elisabeth André, Thomas Rist:
Presenting through performing: on the use of multiple lifelike characters in knowledge-based presentation systems.
1-8

- Yasmine Arafa, E. H. Mamdani:
Virtual personal service assistants: towards real-time characters with artificial hearts.
9-12

- Simone Diniz Junqueira Barbosa, Clarisse Sieckenius de Souza:
Extending software through metaphors and metonymies.
13-20

- Mathias Bauer, Dietmar Dengler, Gabriele Paul:
Instructible information agents for Web mining.
21-28

- Agneta Bergström, Patricija Jaksetic, Peter Nordin:
Enhancing information retrieval by automatic acquisition of textual relations using genetic programming.
29-32

- Daniel Billsus, Michael J. Pazzani, James Chen:
A learning agent for wireless news access.
33-36

- Shannon Bradshaw, Andrei Scheinkman, Kristian J. Hammond:
Guiding people to information: providing an interface to a digital library using reference as a basis for indexing.
37-43

- Jay Budzik, Kristian J. Hammond:
User interactions with everyday applications as context for just-in-time information access.
44-51

- Justine Cassell, Timothy W. Bickmore, Hannes Högni Vilhjálmsson, Hao Yan:
More than just a pretty face: affordances of embodiment.
52-59

- Mark Derthick, Steven F. Roth:
Data exploration across temporal contexts.
60-67

- Ernest A. Edmonds:
Artists augmented by agents (invited speech).
68-73

- Jacob Eisenstein, Angel R. Puerta:
Adaptation in automated user-interface design.
74-81

- Robert G. Farrell, Peter G. Fairweather, Eric Breimer:
A task-based architecture for application-aware adjuncts.
82-85

- Joshua Flachsbart, David Franklin, Kristian J. Hammond:
Improving human computer interaction in a classroom environment using computer vision.
86-93

- Luis Francisco-Revilla, Frank M. Shipman III:
Adaptive medical information delivery combining user, task and situation models.
94-97

- David Franklin, Shannon Bradshaw, Kristian J. Hammond:
Jabberwocky: you don't have to be a rocket scientist to change slides for a hydrogen combustion lecture.
98-105

- Xiaobin Fu, Jay Budzik, Kristian J. Hammond:
Mining navigation history for recommendation.
106-112

- Federico Garcia:
CACTUS: automated tutorial course generation for software applications.
113-120

- Paolo Gaudiano, Klaus Kater:
ALife-WebGuide: an intelligent user interface for Web site navigation.
121-124

- Yuri Gawdiak, Jeffrey Bradshaw, Brian C. Williams, Hans Thomas:
R2D2 in a softball: the portable satellite assistant.
125-128

- Jeremy Goecks, Jude W. Shavlik:
Learning users' interests by unobtrusively observing their normal behavior.
129-132

- Andrew S. Gordon:
Using annotated video as an information retrieval interface.
133-140

- Hao-wei Hsieh, Frank M. Shipman III:
VITE: a visual interface supporting the direct manipulation of structured data using two-way mappings.
141-148

- Anthony Jameson, Barbara Großmann-Hutter, Leonie March, Ralf Rummer:
Creating an empirical basis for adaptation decisions.
149-156

- Stephan M. Kerpedjiev, Steven F. Roth:
Mapping communicative goals into conceptual tasks to generate graphics in discourse.
157-164

- Jihie Kim, Yolanda Gil:
User studies of an interdependency-based interface for acquiring problem-solving knowledge.
165-168

- Paul P. Maglio, Rob Barrett, Christopher S. Campbell, Ted Selker:
SUITOR: an attentive information system.
169-176

- Tetsuya Masuishi, Nobuo Takahashi:
A reporting tool using "programming by example" for format designation.
177-180

- Christopher A. Miller:
Intelligent user interfaces for correspondence domains (panel session): moving IUIs off the desktop.
181-186

- Marvin Minsky:
The emotion machine (invited speech): from pain to suffering.
187-193

- Warren Moseley:
Requirements elicitation for an intelligent software test environment for the physically challenged.
194-197

- Erik T. Mueller:
A calendar with common sense.
198-201

- Michael J. Pazzani:
Representation of electronic mail filtering profiles: a user study.
202-206

- David Price, Ellen Riloff, Joseph L. Zachary, Brandon Harvey:
NaturalJava: a natural language interface for programming in Java.
207-211

- Dale Reed:
A perceptual assistant to do sound equalization.
212-218

- Bradley J. Rhodes:
Margin notes: building a contextually aware associative memory.
219-224

- Sandrine Robbe-Reiter, Noelle Carbonell, Pierre Dauchy:
Expression constraints in multimodal human-computer interaction.
225-228

- Jean-David Ruvini, Christophe Dony:
APE: learning user's habits to automate repetitive tasks.
229-232

- Warren Sack:
Conversation map: a content-based Usenet newsgroup browser.
233-240

- Ingo Schwab, Wolfgang Pohl, Ivan Koychev:
Learning to recommend from positive evidence.
241-247

- Young-Woo Seo, Byoung-Tak Zhang:
A reinforcement learning agent for personalized information filtering.
248-251

- H. Gregory Silber, Kathleen F. McCoy:
Efficient text summarization using lexical chains.
252-255

- Thad Starner, Bastian Leibe, Brad Singletary, Jarrell Pair:
MIND-WARPING: towards creating a compelling collaborative augmented reality game.
256-259

- Martin Svensson, Jarmo Laaksolahti, Kristina Höök, Annika Waern:
A recipe based on-line food store.
260-263

- Akira Takano, Yuko Yurugi, Atsushi Kanaegami:
Procedure based help desk system.
264-271

- Jun'ichi Tatemura:
Virtual reviewers for collaborative exploration of movie reviews.
272-275

- Hao Yan, Ted Selker:
Context-aware office assistant.
276-279

- Robert L. Young, Elaine Kant, Larry A. Akers:
A knowledge-based electronic information and documentation system.
280-285

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