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CARIM
A Context-aware Model for QoE Analysis
in Mobile Environments
Pedro Mateo (pedromateo@um.es)
Diego Sevilla, Gregorio Mart´ınez
Interacci´on 2013 September
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Agenda
CARIM
A Context-aware Model for QoE Analysis
in Mobile Environments
1 Motivation
the problem and the proposed solution
2 CARIM metamodel
description of CARIM features and benefits
3 Practical overview and Conclusion
working scenario, the experiment and conclusion
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Motivation

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The problem
When we analyze mobile interaction...
some methods use cumulative values → but interaction is dynamic
context matters → but context changes
some methods lack structure → hinders analysis/comparison
interaction data usually separated from quality perception → QoE?
this hinders mobile QoE analysis
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The solution
Thus, we propose:
describe interaction stepwise, using turns
describe the surrounding context dynamically
structure parameters to allow comparison of interaction records
link quality perception to interaction records
CARIM metamodel does this way
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II
CARIM

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CARIM: dynamic description of multimodal interaction
based on PALADIN1 ⇒ multimodal interaction metamodel
describes communication content + metadata by turn
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http://www.catedrasaes.org/wiki/MIM
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CARIM: context-aware
contextual factors affecting users experience with mobile apps
dimensions: physical, social, location/time, device and connectivity
context described by turn ⇒ dynamic environment
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CARIM: perceived quality and cognitive state
describes perceived quality using parameters of a questionnaire
describes influencing factors for quality perception:
users mood and attitude towards technology
ratings linked to interaction ⇒ enhanced QoE analysis
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Benefits: unified criteria
same structure and metrics regardless of the execution environment
provides experts and tools with unified criteria
allows comparison between CARIM instances
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Benefits: run-time nature
run-time nature ⇒ relationship (data ↔ time) ⇒ running instances
dynamic (stepwise) analysis of interaction
real-time adaptation decisions
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III
Practical overview and
Conclusion

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Typical scenario of use
More info about CARIM and the other tools:
Mateo et al., http://www.catedrasaes.org/wiki/Carim
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The experiment
CARIM is in an experiment comparing
2 different interaction designs
the user has to play with a Lunar
Lander game, and then answer a short
questionnaire
we need more participants. Please, help
us and join the experiment...
using this QR code, or
going to www.pedromateo.es/carim-experiment.html, or
search for “phd experiment” in
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Conclusion
CARIM ⇒ parameter-based metamodel
quantifies mobile user-system interaction
describes live surrounding context
includes cognitive state and quality ratings
CARIM ⇒ unified criteria to describe mobile interaction
comparison of QoE records; reuse of analysis tools
CARIM ⇒ run-time metamodel
live interaction + context → stepwise analysis; decision
CARIM ⇒ ratings + interaction → enhances QoE analysis
CARIM is not alone ⇒ integration framework + HCI extractor
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Acknowledgements
www.catedrasaes.org
Supported by:
cátedrasaeslabs
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