A New Era in Human Factors Engineering: A Survey of the Applications and Prospects of Large Multimodal Models
International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 14
Published: Jan. 19, 2025
Language: Английский
User Need Prediction Based on a Small Amount of User-Generated Content—A Case Study of the Xiaomi SU7
World Electric Vehicle Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 584 - 584
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
(1)
Background:
In
the
current
competitive
market
environment,
accurately
forecasting
user
needs
is
crucial
for
business
success.
By
analyzing
user-generated
content
(UGC)
on
social
network
platforms,
enterprises
can
mine
potential
and
discern
shifts
in
these
needs,
thereby
enabling
more
efficient
precise
product
design
that
aligns
with
needs.
For
newly
launched
products
a
limited
presence
market,
scarcity
of
UGC
poses
challenge
to
businesses
seeking
predict
from
small
datasets.
(2)
Methods:
To
address
this
challenge,
paper
proposes
model
using
correlation
analysis
(CA)
linear
regression
(LR)
combined
multidimensional
gray
prediction
(a
CA-LR-GM
(1,
N)
model)
help
use
sample
data
Using
Xiaomi
SU7
as
case
study,
demonstrates
vehicle
refines
outcomes
through
an
optimization
informed
by
principle
optimal
key
feature
distribution.
(3)
Results:
The
findings
validate
feasibility
proposed
theoretical
framework,
offering
technical
solution
identification
need
trends.
(4)
Conclusions:
This
research
puts
forward
strategic
recommendations
regarding
their
products.
Language: Английский
Understanding emotional values of bionic features for educational service robots: A cross-age examination using multi-modal data
N. Y. Wang,
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Zengrui Li,
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Di Shi
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et al.
Advanced Engineering Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
62, P. 102956 - 102956
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
An Objective Handling Qualities Assessment Framework of Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing
Yuhan Li,
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Shuguang Zhang,
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Yibing Wu
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et al.
Aerospace,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(12), P. 1020 - 1020
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
Assessing
handling
qualities
is
crucial
for
ensuring
the
safety
and
operational
efficiency
of
aircraft
control
characteristics.
The
growing
interest
in
Urban
Air
Mobility
(UAM)
has
increased
focus
on
electric
Vertical
Takeoff
Landing
(eVTOL)
aircraft;
however,
a
comprehensive
assessment
eVTOL
remains
challenge.
This
paper
proposed
framework
to
assess
qualities,
integrating
pilot
compensation,
task
performance,
qualitative
comments.
An
experiment
was
conducted,
where
eye-tracking
data
subjective
ratings
from
16
participants
as
they
performed
various
Mission
Task
Elements
(MTEs)
an
simulator
were
analyzed.
relationship
between
compensation
workload
investigated
based
eye
metrics.
Data
mining
results
revealed
that
pilots’
movement
patterns
perception
change
when
performing
involve
deficiencies.
Additionally,
pupil
size,
diameter,
iris
interpupillary
distance,
iris-to-pupil
ratio,
gaze
entropy
are
found
be
correlated
with
both
workload.
Furthermore,
recognition
model
developed
Long-Short
Term
Memory
(LSTM),
which
subsequently
trained
evaluated
experimental
data,
achieving
accuracy
97%.
A
case
study
conducted
validate
effectiveness
framework.
Overall,
addresses
limitations
existing
Handling
Qualities
Rating
Method
(HQRM),
offering
more
approach
assessment.
Language: Английский