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Using Behavioral Information to Help Owners
Gather Requirements
from their Dogs’ Responses to
Media TechnologyIlyena Hirskyj-Douglas & Janet Read
University of Central Lancashire
HELLO!I am Ilyena Hirskyj-DouglasI am here to talk about how to gather dogs responses to media technologyWritten by Ilyena Hirskyj-Douglas & Janet C Read
Animal Computer Interaction Design http://acid.uclan.ac.uk
What is AnimalComputerInteraction (ACI) ?
How to gather requirements in animals?
Interpreting guesters and body language
Using body/face/eye/gaze trackers
Physiological signs Vocal behaviour
Gathering owner reports Animal behaviourists
opinions
Reliability in gathering animal requirements and feedback
HCI
ACI
Body and Face Tracking
Williams et al., 2011
Somppi et al., 2011
Hirskyj-Douglas et al., 2013
Physiological signs and Vocal Behaviour
Chemical analysis (i.e. oxytocin biomarkers)
Heart-rate monitoring
Vocal analysis
GAP IN REQUIREMENT GATHERING
DOG OWNER INVOLVEMENT
Level 1: What is the dog doing
Level 2: What is the dog feeling
Physiological Signs
Behavioural Scientists Owner
Gather Owners (20) Split into group A & B Group A given DISH to
read beforehand Watch video with their
dog Fill in questionnaire on
their dogs behaviour Analyse results A vs. B
Method
Dog taking part in the study
Results› Most owners average
or good on dog behaviour
› Most dogs seen as interested within the video
=Two groups
similarA & B
Results: Keywords› Eye Reactions: Group A 53%, Group B
47%› Ear Reactions: Group A 48%, Group B
52%› Facial Reactions: Group A 48%, Group
B 52%› Vocal Reactions: Group A 27%, Group
B 73% › Body Reactions: Group A 43%, Group
B 57%
Results: Context‘when the squeaky noises and dogs howling started he raised his head
and cocked it to one side (behaviour) as if trying to make
sense of the sounds and it seemed to get him excited (context)’
Group A 74% Group B 44%
DISH = more context (30%)
Without DISH = More
behavioural keywords
Owners know their dog
Link between owners confidence of knowledge and owners awareness
The realtionship is something to be valued in ACI
Dogs Humans & MachinesEmpowerment through realtionships
DISH provides contextMore reported reasoning behind behaviour
Empowering UserEmpowering a non-vocal user through giving an enhanced method of feedback.
Requirement Gathering & EvaluationsMore useful context provides more indepth requirements
THANKS!Any questions?You can find more about our research:@ilyena · [email protected] http://acid.uclan.ac.uk