Computer/Human Structural Coupling for Data Interpretation
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We work on the design of computerized systems that support experts during their complex and poorly formalized data interpretation process. We consider interpretation as the process by which high level abstracted information is attached to data. We assume that a computer could efficiently helps an expert in such a process via a structural coupling (Maturana and Varela, 1994) based on their interactions. Enaction appears as a stimulating source of inspiration for the design of such systems. Our approach is applied to the exploration of physiological time series acquired from patients in intensive care unit (ICU).
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