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Examining AI Prompt Design for Influencing User Beliefs

This project uncovers how subtle changes in AI-generated responses—like added detail or confident tone—can significantly steer user beliefs, based on a large-scale study we designed

RelEYEance: Real-Time Gaze-Based AI Reliance Detection

This project introduces the RelEYEance model for detecting user reliance on AI in real-time. Leveraging eye-tracking data, we developed a clustering pipeline to classify user reliance into over-reliance, under-reliance, and appropriate reliance during a time-sensitive monitoring task. The model enables adaptive interventions for recalibrating reliance.

Highlight-Informed Saliency Model (HISM) for GUI Design

This project explores how dynamic visual highlights influence user attention in graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Using eye-tracking data, we analyzed temporal changes in gaze behavior across free-viewing and task-driven scenarios. Our novel Highlight-Informed Saliency Model (HISM) integrates spatial and temporal data to predict attention shifts over time, outperforming existing models. These insights enable the design of more effective and user-focused GUIs.

Influence of Work Motivation and Task Difficulty on Human Reliability.

Published in Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Reliability Systems Engineering (ICRSE 2017), Beijing, 2017, 2017

Relation of Motivation Intensity, Stress Level, and Human Performance: A Human Reliability Experiment

Published in Proceedings of the 11th Asian Control Conference (ASCC 2017), 2018

Performance Shaping Factors in Human Error Probability Modification of Human Reliability Analysis

Published in International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, 2018

The Task Demands-Resources Method: A New Approach to Human Reliability Analysis from a Psychological Perspective

Published in Quality and Reliability Engineering International, 2019

A Human-Centered Risk Model for Construction Safety

Published in IEEE Access, 2020

A Study of Real-time Information and Immersive Maps on User Behaviors during Search and Rescue (SAR) Training of Firefighters

Published in IEEE VR 2022 Workshop on 3D Content Creation for Simulation Training (TrainingXR), 2022

Shifting Focus with HCEye: Exploring the Dynamics of Visual Highlighting and Cognitive Load on User Attention and Saliency Prediction

Published in ACM Symposium on Eye Tracking Research and Application (ETRA 2024), 2024

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