IUI 2004: Funchal, Madeira, Portugal

• Sidney Fels:
  Designing intimate experiences. 2-3
  

Intelligent tutoring

• Cristina Conati, Xiaohong Zhao:
  Building and evaluating an intelligent pedagogical agent to improve the effectiveness of an educational game. 6-13
  
• Siriwan Suebnukarn, Peter Haddawy:
  A collaborative intelligent tutoring system for medical problem-based learning. 14-21
  

User modeling I

• Boi Faltings, Pearl Pu, Marc Torrens, Paolo Viappiani:
  Designing example-critiquing interaction. 22-29
  
• Earl J. Wagner, Henry Lieberman:
  Supporting user hypotheses in problem diagnosis. 30-37
  
• Hugo Liu, Pattie Maes:
  What would they think?: a computational model of attitudes. 38-45
  

Virtual environments & stories

• Karl E. Steiner, Jay Tomkins:
  Narrative event adaptation in virtual environments. 46-53
  
• Marc Cavazza, Simon Hartley, Jean-Luc Lugrin, Mikael Le Bras:
  Qualitative physics in virtual environments. 54-61
  
• Paul Mulholland, Trevor D. Collins, Zdenek Zdráhal:
  Story fountain: intelligent support for story research and exploration. 62-69
  

Dialogue

• Joyce Y. Chai, Pengyu Hong, Michelle X. Zhou:
  A probabilistic approach to reference resolution in multimodal user interfaces. 70-77
  
• Candace L. Sidner, Cory D. Kidd, Christopher Lee, Neal Lesh:
  Where to look: a study of human-robot engagement. 78-84
  
• Wauter Bosma, Elisabeth André:
  Exploiting emotions to disambiguate dialogue acts. 85-92
  

Automated user interface generation

• Krzysztof Gajos, Daniel S. Weld:
  SUPPLE: automatically generating user interfaces. 93-100
  
• Simon Lok, Steven Feiner, Gary Ngai:
  Evaluation of visual balance for automated layout. 101-108
  

Intelligent assistance

• Tessa A. Lau, Lawrence D. Bergman, Vittorio Castelli, Daniel Oblinger:
  Sheepdog: learning procedures for technical support. 109-116
  
• Andrea Bunt, Cristina Conati, Joanna McGrenere:
  What role can adaptive support play in an adaptable system? 117-124
  
• Jihie Kim, Marc Spraragen, Yolanda Gil:
  An intelligent assistant for interactive workflow composition. 125-131
  

Multi-platform interfaces

• Laurent Bouillon, Jean Vanderdonckt, Kwok Chieu Chow:
  Flexible re-engineering of web sites. 132-139
  
• Murielle Florins, Jean Vanderdonckt:
  Graceful degradation of user interfaces as a design method for multiplatform systems. 140-147
  
• Renata Bandelloni, Fabio Paternò:
  Flexible interface migration. 148-155
  

Novel interaction modalities I

• Heloise Hwawen Hse, Michael Shilman, A. Richard Newton:
  Robust sketched symbol fragmentation using templates. 156-160
  
• Antonio Krüger, Andreas Butz, Christian A. Müller, Christoph Stahl, Rainer Wasinger, Karl-Ernst Steinberg, Andreas Dirschl:
  The connected user interface: realizing a personal situated navigation service. 161-168
  

Novel interaction modalities II

• Norimichi Ukita, Masatsugu Kidode:
  Wearable virtual tablet: fingertip drawing on a portable plane-object using an active-infrared camera. 169-176
  
• Paul Robertson, Robert Laddaga, Max Van Kleek:
  Virtual mouse vision based interface. 177-183
  
• Tsai-Yen Li, Shu-Wei Hsu:
  An intelligent 3D user interface adapting to user control behaviors. 184-190
  

User modeling II

• John Domingue, Martin Dzbor:
  Magpie: supporting browsing and navigation on the semantic web. 191-197
  
• Yoshinori Hijikata:
  Implicit user profiling for on demand relevance feedback. 198-205
  
• Ricardo Carreira, Jaime M. Crato:
  Evaluating adaptive user profiles for news classification. 206-212
  

Short Papers

• Aaron Adler, Randall Davis:
  Speech and sketching for multimodal design. 214-216
  
• A. Barletta, M. Mayer, B. Moser:
  Leafing digital content. 217-219
  
• Daniel Bisig:
  BioSonics: sensual explorations of a complex system. 220-222
  
• Andreas Butz, Markus H. Gross, Antonio Krüger:
  TUISTER: a tangible UI for hierarchical structures. 223-225
  
• Federica Cena, Ilaria Torre:
  Increasing performances and personalization in the interaction with a call center system. 226-228
  
• Walter Dees:
  Handling device diversity through multi-level stylesheets. 229-231
  
• Joan Morris DiMicco, Walter Bender:
  Second messenger: increasing the visibility of minority viewpoints with a face-to-face collaboration tool. 232-234
  
• Yun Ding, Heiner Litz, Dennis Pfisterer:
  A graphical single-authoring framework for building multi-platform user interfaces. 235-237
  
• Dan Marius Dobrea, Horia-Nicolai L. Teodorescu:
  Classifying and assessing tremor movements for applications in man-machine intelligent user interfaces. 238-240
  
• Carlos Duarte, Luís Carriço:
  Identifying adaptation dimensions in digital talking books. 241-243
  
• Rana El Kaliouby, Peter Robinson:
  FAIM: integrating automated facial affect analysis in instant messaging. 244-246
  
• Daniel Gonçalves, Joaquim A. Jorge:
  Describing documents: what can users tell us? 247-249
  
• Dina Goren-Bar, Tsvi Kuflik:
  Don't miss-r --: recommending restaurants through an adaptive mobile system. 250-252
  
• Lisa D. Harper, Abigail S. Gertner, James A. Van Guilder:
  Perceptive assistive agents in team spaces. 253-255
  
• Patrick Hertzog, Marc Torrens:
  Context-aware mobile assistants for optimal interaction: a prototype for supporting the business traveler. 256-258
  
• Yoichi Hiramatsu, Seiji Koide:
  Ontology modeling tool with concept dictionary. 259-261
  
• Joshua Introne, Richard Alterman:
  Leveraging a better interface language to simplify adaptation. 262-264
  
• Abdelaziz Khiat, Yoshio Matsumoto, Tsukasa Ogasawara:
  Task specific eye movements understanding for a gaze-sensitive dictionary. 265-267
  
• SunJung Kim, Elisabeth André:
  A generate and sense approach to automated music composition. 268-270
  
• Jörn Kohlhammer, David Zeltzer:
  Towards a visualization architecture for time-critical applications. 271-273
  
• Alexander Kort:
  Visual data mining and zoomable interfaces. 274-276
  
• Gary Look, Howard E. Shrobe:
  A plan-based mission control center for autonomous vehicles. 277-279
  
• Sascha Mertens, Marius Rosu, Yuliadi Erdani:
  An intelligent dialogue for online rule based expert systems. 280-282
  
• Ornella Mich, Elena Betta, Diego Giuliani:
  PARLING: e-literature for supporting children learning english as a second language. 283-285
  
• Jeffrey Nichols, Brad A. Myers, Kevin Litwack:
  Improving automatic interface generation with smart templates. 286-288
  
• Yoshifumi Nishida, Koji Kitamura, Hiroshi Aizawa, Toshio Hori, Makoto Kimura, Takeo Kanade, Hiroshi Mizoguchi:
  Real world sensorization for observing human behavior and its application to behavior-to-speech. 289-291
  
• Michael J. O'Grady, Gregory M. P. O'Hare:
  Enabling customized & personalized interfaces in mobile computing. 292-294
  
• Robert Pastel, Nathan Skalsky:
  Object-action association: a HCI design model. 295-297
  
• Lia Patrício, João Falcão e Cunha, Raymond P. Fisk, Nuno Jardim Nunes:
  Designing interaction experiences for multi-platform service provision with essential use cases. 298-300
  
• Tim F. Paymans, Jasper Lindenberg, Mark A. Neerincx:
  Usability trade-offs for adaptive user interfaces: ease of use and learnability. 301-303
  
• Lin Qiu, Christopher Riesbeck:
  Making critiquing practical: incremental development of educational critiquing systems. 304-306
  
• Lei Qu, Ning Wang, W. Lewis Johnson:
  Choosing when to interact with learners. 307-309
  
• Rainer Malaka, Jochen Häußler, Hidir Aras:
  SmartKom mobile: intelligent ubiquitous user interaction. 310-312
  
• Yuexi Ren, Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, Stephen E. Levinson:
  Semantic analysis for a speech user interface in an intelligent tutoring system. 313-315
  
• Cesare Rocchi, Oliviero Stock, Massimo Zancanaro, Michael Kruppa, Antonio Krüger:
  The museum visit: generating seamless personalized presentations on multiple devices. 316-318
  
• Steven I. Ross, Elizabeth Brownholtz, Robert Armes:
  A multiple-application conversational agent. 319-321
  
• Eric Schwarzkopf:
  Enhancing the interaction with information portals. 322-324
  
• Sanjay Sood, Kristian J. Hammond, Larry Birnbaum:
  Low-fidelity location based information systems. 325-327
  
• Mia K. Stern:
  Dates and times in email messages. 328-330
  
• Julien Stocq, Jean Vanderdonckt:
  WOLD: a mixed-initiative wizard for producing multi-platform user interfaces. 331-333
  
• Lucia Terrenghi, Andreas Zimmermann:
  Tailored audio augmented environments for museums. 334-336
  
• Jonathan Trevor, David M. Hilbert, Daniel Billsus, Jim Vaughan, Quan T. Tran:
  Contextual contact retrieval. 337-339
  
• Rattapoom Tuchinda, Craig A. Knoblock:
  Agent wizard: building information agents by answering questions. 340-342
  
• Ian Voss:
  The semantic of episodes in communication with the anthropomorphic interface agent MAX. 343-345
  
• Qiaohui Zhang, Atsumi Imamiya, Kentaro Go, Xiaoyang Mao:
  Overriding errors in a speech and gaze multimodal architecture. 346-348
  

Demonstrations

• Mickaël Baron, Patrick Girard:
  SUIDT: safe user interface design tool. 350-351
  
• Silvia Berti, Giulio Mori, Fabio Paternò, Carmen Santoro:
  A transformation-based environment for designing multi-device interactive applications. 352-353
  
• Ernest A. Edmonds, Greg Turner:
  Intelligent interaction in art systems. 354-355
  
• Nikeeta Julasana, Akshat Khandelwal, Anupama Lolage, Prabhdeep Singh, Priyanka Vasudevan, Hasan Davulcu, I. V. Ramakrishnan:
  WinAgent: a system for creating and executing personal information assistants using a web browser. 356-357
  
• Pedro J. Molina:
  User interface generation with OlivaNova model execution system. 358-359
  
• Robert Pastel, Nathan Skalsky:
  Demonstrating information in simple gestures. 360-361
  
• Robin R. Penner, Erik S. Steinmetz:
  Automated interaction design for command and control of military situations. 362-363
  
• Steven I. Ross, Elizabeth Brownholtz, Robert Armes:
  Voice user interface principles for a conversational agent. 364-365
  
• Harold W. Thimbleby, Jeremy Gow:
  Computer algebra in interface design research. 366-367
  
• Earl Wagner, Henry Lieberman:
  Demonstration of agent support for user hypotheses in problem diagnosis. 368-369
  

Workshops

• Lawrence D. Bergman, Tessa A. Lau:
  Workshop on behavior-based user interface customization. 372-373
  
• Emmanuel Dubois, Philip D. Gray, Daniela Trevisan, Jean Vanderdonckt:
  Exploring the design and engineering of mixed reality systems. 374-375
  
• Hallvard Trætteberg, Pedro J. Molina, Nuno Jardim Nunes:
  Making model-based UI design practical: usable and open methods and tools. 376-377
  
• Andreas Butz, Antonio Krüger, Christian Kray, Albrecht Schmidt:
  Workshop W5: multi-user and ubiquitous user interfaces (MU3I). 378-379
  

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