论文信息 - EDEM: intelligent agents for collecting usage data and increasing user involvement in development

EDEM: intelligent agents for collecting usage data and increasing user involvement in development

Expectation-Driven Event Monitoring (EDEM) provides developers with a platform for creating software agents to collect usage data and increase user involvement in the development of interactive systems. EDEM collects information that is currently lost regarding actual usage of applications to promote improved usability and a more empirically grounded design process.

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