Automatically Correcting Typing Errors for People with Motor Impairments

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  • Shaun K. Kane
  • Jacob O. Wobbrock
چکیده

People with motor impairments often have difficulty entering text accurately when typing on a keyboard. These users also may have trouble correcting errors. We introduce TrueKeys, a system that automatically corrects typing errors as they occur. TrueKeys utilizes a word frequency list and a model of the user’s keyboard layout to identify typing errors and choose appropriate corrections. We evaluated TrueKeys with 9 motor-impaired and 9 able-bodied users who completed phrase-typing trials with correction enabled and disabled. Results show that using TrueKeys significantly reduced the number of uncorrected errors for both motor-impaired (2.09% vs. 3.44% errors) and able-bodied users (1.03% vs. 1.83% errors).

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تاریخ انتشار 2007