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Human-AI Collaboration and Decision Support / Decision Optimization and Reinforcement Learning Understanding

Users frequently switching attention during multitasking achieve low efficiency, reducing productivity.

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Users frequently switching attention during multitasking achieve low efficiency, reducing productivity.

UIST '24AITentive: A Toolkit to Develop Reinforcement Learning-based Attention Management Systems

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Users in high-stress multitasking situations easily reduce efficiency or make errors due to frequent task switching.

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