Enhancing Human-Computer Interaction Through Ideal Communication Models
Understanding and deriving ideal communication models from human-human interaction for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is a complex yet fascinating endeavor. Achieving a human-like interaction with computers remains a challenging goal, with research focusing on natural language interactions. Explore the intricacies of non-verbal and verbal components in HCI for improved user experiences.
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Industrial IoT and Automation
Ideal communication model for Human- Computer Interaction (HCI) can be derived from human human interaction which includes both verbal and non-verbal components. Non-verbal communication includes sign languages, facial expressions, gestures, emotions, lip movement, etc., while the main component of verbal communication is a natural language utterances.
Understanding human-human interaction process and deriving a computational model of it is an enigmatic problem and achieving an interaction with computers that can be called close to human like, if not similar, is still too far to achieve. However, achieving human-like interaction has been a desired goal of human computer interaction and the fascinating idea of using natural languages for interacting with computers has long been a research topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and HCI researchers
