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Title: Video Temporal Compression Techniques to Facilitate Usability Evaluation
Authors: Santos, Paulo J.
Hudson, Scott E.
Guzdial, Mark
Badre, Albert
Subjects : Usability
Video
Video compression
Evaluation
Issue Date: 1995
Publisher: Georgia Institute of Technology
Series/Report no.: GVU Technical Report;GIT-GVU-95-17
Abstract: Video of users' interaction with interfaces is often collected as part of the usability evaluation process. Analyzing the video is a time-comsuming task, because of the length of the video. One way to reduce the time required to view the video is to perform a temporal compression of the video, before or during playback. Such compression, however, has to be done is a way that minimizes loss of information. This paper present a video compression technique that has the ability to reduce the time required to view a session by a factor of 10 or higher, yet maintains and highlights the features normally sought during a usability analysis. The paper introduces an algorithm, and outlines a preliminary study on the usability of our video compression.
Type: Technical Report
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1853/3561
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