A Smart Wireless System for Modeling Visual Searching Behavior and Assessing Reaction Time in Sports and Rehabilitation Activities
Boubaker Ben Ali, Olfa Oueslati, Éric Dugas · 2018
The implementation of wireless electronic simulation signals, as an approach for visual searching behavior recognition, is not a straightforward task. This paper discusses modeling human interactions in a real game by wireless electronic visual stimuli, which could led Human Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers in sports science and education science to take benefits from using electronic models, stimuli and measure features. Methodology standardization would allow the comparison of results, the reliability of findings and the easy integration of the various behavior recognition systems created. The aim of this paper is: First, to present a leading validation experimental process for B-percept behavior modeling and decision- making and assessing system. Second, to provide directions on which the future research efforts, for modeling and assessing behavior, using HCI should be focused on.