ABSTRACT
Personalization has been discussed in a number of domains and it also plays an important role in the area of human-computer interaction as users' interaction abilities and preferences vary drastically. Considering these individual characteristics can contribute to better user experience and also accessibility of interactive settings. This extended abstract describes a framework that enables personalized interaction based on analyzing and modeling users' interaction abilities.
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- An Analysis and Modeling Framework for Personalized Interaction
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