novice user
collocation in Englishmeaningsofnoviceanduser
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novice
noun[C]
uk/ˈnɒv.ɪs/us/ˈnɑː.vɪs/
a person who is not experienced in a job ...
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user
noun[C]
uk/ˈjuː.zər/us/ˈjuː.zɚ/
someone who uses a product, machine, ...
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Thenoviceuseris therefore less likely to be distracted by irrelevant display elements.
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The other objective of explaining the model is to offer anoviceusersome knowledge about the domain for instructional purposes.
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Conversational interfaces work best when in the early stages of the interaction, that is, with thenoviceuser, the system takes the lead.
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The first tier, suitable for thenoviceuser, has fully informative prompts and reassuring messages at each stage of the interaction, much as shown in the above dialogue.
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At first sight it appears confusing to thenoviceuser, for the numbers on the compass dial ascend in an anticlockwise direction.
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Out of the 544 dialogues, 36 were dialogues with expert users and the remaining 508 dialogues were collected with novice users.
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If the primary target group is system novice users, on-line instructions and other help information is likely to be needed.
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Experienced searchers used more synonyms and concentration on combining search terms than novice users.
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First, experienced users were more flexible in their search strategies than novice users.
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The explicit binders are retained for compatibility with legacy code, and because they are conceptually easier for novice users to understand.
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We trained a model with the dialogues from the novice users and tested it against the dialogues with the experts.
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For novice users, however, the explanation of this is not prominent enough.
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This will speed up the interaction for experienced users while still providing guidance to novice users.
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The results show that models trained on novice users do not easily generalize to an expert user population.
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With new communicative technologies, frameworks for communication can increase in complexity, and interactants must develop new skills and introduce these skills to novice users.
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All of the other users who participated in the experiments were novice users who were not familiar with the limitations of spoken dialogue systems.
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It may be desirable to use a fairly restrictive kind of output language in error handling situations (cf. section 2.10) and when interacting with novice users.
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Her results indicate that experienced users - those with more than one year's searching experience, or who have attended a course in on-line searching - differed in two ways from novice users.
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Together with the modularity of the presentation, this also shows the pedagogical use that mathematical semantics can have in helping novice users to develop a "language model".
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The extent of this impact may be greater in novice users, and paradoxically, those habituated to high level ingestion may have reduced cognition during withdrawal.
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