Model Human Processor

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Model Human Processor is a cognitive engineering framework that models human perception, cognition, and motor behavior as an information-processing system to predict and improve human–computer interaction performance.

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instanceOf cognitive architecture
cognitive engineering framework
human information processing model
human–computer interaction model
abbreviation MHP
assumes memory capacities
perceptual thresholds
processor cycle times
basedOn information processing metaphor
describedIn The Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction
developedBy Allen Newell
Stuart K. Card
Thomas P. Moran
field cognitive engineering
cognitive psychology
human factors
human–computer interaction
linked to: HCI
focusesOn expert user performance
routine cognitive skills
goal improve human–computer interaction performance
predict task completion time
hasComponent cognitive system
motor system
perceptual system
ignores individual differences beyond parameter ranges
learning effects
influenced GOMS model
Keystroke-Level Model
models human cognition
human motor behavior
human perception
originatedIn United States
parameterType cognitive processor cycle time
long-term memory retrieval time
motor processor cycle time
perceptual processor cycle time
short-term memory capacity
publicationYear 1983
relatedTo card-moran-newell HCI framework
human information processing theory
representsHumanAs information processing system
timePeriod late 20th century
usedFor designing user interfaces
evaluating interaction techniques
keystroke-level modeling
predicting human performance

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Stuart Card knownFor Model Human Processor
Stuart Card notableWork Model Human Processor