The Statistical Model for Ticker, an Adaptive Single-Switch Text-Entry Method for Visually Impaired Users

04/20/2018
by   Emli-Mari Nel, et al.
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This paper presents the statistical model for Ticker [1], a novel probabilistic stereophonic single-switch text entry method for visually-impaired users with motor disabilities who rely on single-switch scanning systems to communicate. All terminology and notation are defined in [1].

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