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SUMMARY:Ebel: Living Lab Lecture #35: Computational User Models – From Fi
 tts’ Law to Simulated Users that Learn via Experience
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Patrick Ebel\nInstitute of Speaker: ScaDS.AI Dresd
 en/Leipzig\, Leipzig University\nTopics:\n\n Location:\n  Name: Online (ht
 tps://tud.link/i8zf)\n  Street:  \n  City:  \n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescript
 ion: Dr. Patrick Ebel leads the Junior Research Group CIAO at ScaDS.AI Dre
 sden/Leipzig and works at the intersection of machine learning\, human–c
 omputer interaction\, and mobility. In this lecture\, he will explore comp
 utational models that simulate human interaction behavior. These models ca
 n help evaluate user interfaces\, predict how people will use them\, and r
 eveal how design decisions affect user performance. After motivating why s
 imulating human behavior is increasingly valuable for modern interface des
 ign\, Patrick will trace the development of compuatational user model from
  early methods in HCI to novel approaches like computational rationality a
 nd biomechanical modeling\, highlighting how these methods open new possib
 ilities for research and design.
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