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In this chapter, we demonstrate and evaluate the effectiveness and usefulness of the developed software prototype CogTool+. In particular, we present our work of using CogTool+ to model three existing systems. The first system is an observer-resistant password system called Undercover; the second one is a 6-digit PIN entry system, and the third one is data entry interfaces (part of this chapter will appear in a full paper which is currently under review. (Yuan, H., Li, S., Rusconi, P., “CogTool+: Modeling human performance at large scale”.))
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Based on these behavior patterns, we developed reusable JavaScript-based behavior template database patterns as part of the CogTool+ software.
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More information of 50 PINs used in this study can be found in [1].
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Yuan, H., Li, S., Rusconi, P. (2020). Example Applications of CogTool+. In: Cognitive Modeling for Automated Human Performance Evaluation at Scale . Human–Computer Interaction Series(). Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45704-4_6
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