In a previous tweet from 2020, INIT lab director Lisa Anthony shared the news that we were collaborating with UF Health researchers, including Dr. Mamoun Mardini from UF College of Medicine’s Department of Aging & Geriatric Research, to investigate the… Read More
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New NSF-funded project on smart authentication for all ages, with USF!
The INIT Lab and Ruiz HCI lab at UF have a new NSF grant, in collaboration with Dr. Tempestt Neal and Dr. Shaun Canavan at USF, to pursue a project to understand users’ mental models of continuous (passive) authentication in… Read More
New dataset to appear at ICMI2020 and download coming soon…
The INIT Lab and Ruiz HCI Lab have a joint paper to appear at the upcoming ACM International Conference on Multimodal Interaction (ICMI), which will be held as a virtual event in October of 2020. The work behind this paper… Read More
How to Calculate Interrater Reliability using Fleiss’ Kappa
In a previous post, we discussed the process of calculating interrater reliability (IRR) on qualitatively coded data using Cohen’s kappa. However, there are many different tests that can be used to calculate IRR, depending on the type of qualitative coding… Read More
How to Calculate Interrater Reliability using Cohen’s Kappa
In a previous post, we discussed the process of analyzing qualitative data using a codebook and codes. A code is a word or phrase that helps define a piece of qualitative data as belonging to a category to help draw… Read More
Why Undergraduate Research has been Beneficial to me
I have noticed undergraduate students get involved outside of the classroom to develop skills that the classroom setting cannot teach. This gives students the chance to develop professionally and make their resumes more diverse and appealing for the path they… Read More