Behavioral Analytics to Foster Long Term Changes

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The use of wearable technology allows to quickly collect behavioral patterns from users, analyze them and intervene in the environment. In this talk we explore the potential of this technology with the comoditization of sensors.

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Behavioral Analytics to Foster
Long Term Changes
CISRA
Sydney, 21 June 2013
Abelardo Pardo
(@abelardopardo)
The University of Sydney

Abelardo Pardo Behavioral Analytics to Foster Long Term Changes
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Lecturer at School of EIE
Two courses
Grad/Undergrad
Active learning
Use of technology
Tech to empower individuals
and communities
Behavioral analytics
User validation

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(Monkaresi et al., 2012)

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Engagement while writing a document
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Erratic
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(Monkaresi et al., 2013 Under review)

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Identify missteps
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Modify activities

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References
Monkaresi, H., Hussain, M. S., Calvo, R., 2012
A dynamic approach for detecting naturalistic affective states from facial videos during HCI
Australasian Joint Conference on Artiﬁcial Intelligence, Sydney, Australia. LNAI, Springer 2012, pp.170-181
Monkaresi, H., Calvo, R., Robinson, P., Martin, A. 2013
Facial expressions as a measure of engagement with online writing activities.
Manuscript under review.
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