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Schultz, R., Peter, C., Blech, M., Voskamp, J., & Urban, B. (2007). Towards detecting cognitive load and emotions in usability studies using the realeyes framework. In J. Jacko (Ed.), Proceedings of the HCI International Conference 2007, LNCS 4559 (pp. 412–421). Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag.
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 In this paper we discuss recent extensions to the RealEYES framework for usability studies which allow to integrate affect sensing devices (namely the EREC system) and to process sensor data with machine learning algorithms. The extensions enable the usability researcher to automatically find critical incidents in usability studies. We also present results of a study showing that integrating affect sensors in the usability test framework opens new perspectives in usability studies.
 
 
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