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January 1, 2008International Journal of Social and Humanistic Computing5 citations

Application of word prediction and disambiguation to improve text entry for people with physical disabilities (assistive technology)

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HAHisham Al-MubaidPCPing Chen

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Computers and technologies are becoming an integral and important part of lives for most people, including those with disabilities. Improving and enhancing text entry and interaction with computers for disabled users has been investigated for many years, with many systems and interface devices proposed to facilitate and simplify text input process. This paper describes how we improve textual information entry, through word prediction, as an assistive technology for people with motion impairment using the regular input device, the keyboard, to eliminate the overhead and cognitive load needed for the learning process associated with the new and specialised input devices.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1dc713871ff5209bef5a25https://doi.org/10.1504/ijshc.2008.020477
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