pedromateo/sibap
ScrIpt-Based Aspect-oriented Prototyping framework
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pedromateo/openhmitester
"Open HMI Tester" is a GUI Testing tool following an open architecture that describes a non intrusive capture/replay tool based on GUI Events. It may be adapted to support different windowing systems and operating systems used in the testing environment.
pedromateo/carim
Public repository.
pedromateo/sdaver_qtlua_v2
S-DAVER (Script-based DAta VErification), a lightweight framework to easily implement separate data verification within Qt GUIs and Lua verification rules
pedromateo/android-hci-extractor-AHE11-usage-example
Usage example for the Android HCI Extractor v11
pedromateo/generic-quest-library-4android-GQL8
The Generic Quest Library for Android (GQL8) helps you create questionnaires within an Android application. A questionnaire is defined within a very simple JSON files, and then the library creates it dynamically and displays it as a set of ordered Android activities. Results are returned as a JSON array of values. It works for Android API 8 and higher. Find a how-to example in http://www.catedrasaes.org/wiki/CarimQuestionnaires
pedromateo/paladin_instantiation
The instantiation framework for the Paladin metamodel (a Run-time Model Based Framework for Automatic Evaluation of Multimodal Interfaces)
pedromateo/android-hci-extractor-AHE11
A Multimodal Human-Computer-Interaction extractor for Android. This tool is able to extract / monitor / track the interaction between the user and the system in multimodal Android environments. In the downloadable version you can find the "MmiFacade.java" class that is composed of a set of methods that are called when some interaction event occurs. You can find in the repository an example project integrating this tool in an Android applications. This tool was used in a real experiment to record multimodal interaction into a run-time model instance that can be used to implement both run-time --e.g. user monitoring in an infotainment vehicle system-- and off-line analysis --e.g. user interaction comparison using the same application in different Android-based devices--. You can find further information and some tutorials in http://www.pedromateo.es/carim-experiment.html and http://www.catedrasaes.org
pedromateo/paladin
Paladin: a Run-time Model Based Framework for Automatic Evaluation of Multimodal Interfaces