This report also appears as Human-Computer Interaction

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by Aaron Steinfeld , Rachael Bennett , Kyle Cunningham , Matt Lahut , Mike Pool , Mark Drummond

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@MISC{Steinfeld06thisreport,
    author = {Aaron Steinfeld and Rachael Bennett and Kyle Cunningham and Matt Lahut and Mike Pool and Mark Drummond},
    title = {This report also appears as Human-Computer Interaction},
    year = {2006}
}

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Abstract

The RADAR project involves a collection of machine learning research thrusts that are integrated into a cognitive personal assistant. Progress is examined with a test developed to measure the impact of learning when used by a human user. Three conditions (conventional tools, Radar without learning, and Radar with learning) are evaluated in a large-scale, betweensubjects study. This paper describes the RADAR Test with a focus on test design, test harness development, experiment execution, and analysis. Results for the 1.1 version of Radar illustrate the measurement and diagnostic capability of the test. General lessons on such efforts are also discussed.

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human-computer interaction diagnostic capability research thrust human user test harness development experiment execution conventional tool radar test test design cognitive personal assistant general lesson radar project

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