EVALUATION OF USABILITY FOR CURSOR CONTROL FROM ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY

• Abstract:

  Evaluating usability of user interfaces from biosignals has attracted attentions. This study aims to evaluate usability of non-user-friendly interfaces through electroencephalography (EEG) signals that may reflect users’ frustration with the interfaces. Using a cursor control task with irregularly moving cursors to elicit frustration, our results showed accuracy of 86.3% in classifying brain activities during using irregularly and normally moving cursor.
• Keywords:

  brain-machine interface, human-computer interaction, usability, EEG, emotion
• Download:

  IMEKO-WC-2015-TC18-355.pdf
• DOI:

  _unreg_wc-2015.355

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