HMM finds behavioral patterns…

HMM finds behavioral patterns…

Zoltán SzabóEötvös Loránd University

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ContributorsNeural Information Processing Group

György Hévízi (first author)Mihály BiczóBarnabás PóczosBálint TakácsAndrás Lőrincz (head)

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HCIAdaptive interface

User’s actual state?

Behavioral model is needed

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Possibilities for behavioral models

Examples:Markov Chain (MC):

Hidden Markov Model (HMM):

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Our long term goalAdaptation to user by RL: Markov Decision ProcessHMM:

Behavioral components upon practising?Similar patterns for users?Capable of extracting them?

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ToolsDasher:

Pointing-gestures driven text entry solutionBorn at CambridgeOptional: predictive language model

Our solution: headmouse as input deviceFor control experiments: normal desk mouse

HMM: user modelling

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Dasher

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Headmouse

Combines: head detection + trackingTechnical details: Haar wavelets + optic flow

Non-intrusive + cheapAlternative communication toolFree for download:

http://nipg.inf.elte.hu/headmouse/headmouse.html

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User modellingHidden Markov Model:

Observation: cursor speed user movementHidden states: Gaussian emission

Assumption: independence (diagonal covariance)

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ExperimentsParticipants:

5 volunteer PhD studentsunexperienced in Dasher

Task: typing short sentences from lyrics with Dasher

e.g.: ,,Children need travelling shoes’’

Cursor trajectories were saved

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Learning graph

Dasher can be learned.

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Hidden states found by HMM

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Interpretation of hidden states

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Most probable states by Viterbi:

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OutlookRecognition of users’ behavioral patterns:

On-line adaptive functionality:Personalization for individual usersAlternative help options

Complex interaction with computer

Relevance: tool for handicapped non-speaking people