Marshall D. Abrams
ABSTRACT
The Dialogue Monitor has been developed as a tool for the measurement of computer service. The objectives of such measurement are defined. A set of models and measures is developed. Operation of the Dialogue Monitor and analysis of the data obtained are briefly discussed.
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- Measuring and modelling man-computer interaction
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