Model Human Processor

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Model Human Processor is a cognitive engineering framework that models human perception, cognition, and motor behavior as an information-processing system to predict and improve human–computer interaction performance.

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instanceOf cognitive architecture ⓘ
cognitive engineering framework ⓘ
human information processing model ⓘ
human–computer interaction model ⓘ
abbreviation MHP ⓘ
assumes memory capacities ⓘ
perceptual thresholds ⓘ
processor cycle times ⓘ
basedOn information processing metaphor ⓘ
describedIn The Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction ⓘ
developedBy Allen Newell ⓘ
Stuart K. Card ⓘ
Thomas P. Moran ⓘ
field cognitive engineering ⓘ
cognitive psychology ⓘ
human factors ⓘ
human–computer interaction ⓘ
linked to: HCI
focusesOn expert user performance ⓘ
routine cognitive skills ⓘ
goal improve human–computer interaction performance ⓘ
predict task completion time ⓘ
hasComponent cognitive system ⓘ
motor system ⓘ
perceptual system ⓘ
ignores individual differences beyond parameter ranges ⓘ
learning effects ⓘ
influenced GOMS model ⓘ
Keystroke-Level Model ⓘ
models human cognition ⓘ
human motor behavior ⓘ
human perception ⓘ
originatedIn United States ⓘ
parameterType cognitive processor cycle time ⓘ
long-term memory retrieval time ⓘ
motor processor cycle time ⓘ
perceptual processor cycle time ⓘ
short-term memory capacity ⓘ
publicationYear 1983 ⓘ
relatedTo card-moran-newell HCI framework ⓘ
human information processing theory ⓘ
representsHumanAs information processing system ⓘ
timePeriod late 20th century ⓘ
usedFor designing user interfaces ⓘ
evaluating interaction techniques ⓘ
keystroke-level modeling ⓘ
predicting human performance ⓘ

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