Lag as a Determinant of Human Performance in Interactive Systems¶
MacKenzie, I. S., & Ware, C. (1993). Lag as a Determinant of Human Performance in Interactive Systems. Proceedings of INTERCHI '93, 488-493.
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- Perception Action Loop
- Human-computer interaction. Direct-manipulation interfaces work because they tighten the loop; input latency degrades performance because it loosens it.
This sourceShows input lag degrades target-acquisition performance (movement time and error rate rise sharply with latency) — direct-manipulation works by tightening the loop, latency loosens it.
- Human-computer interaction. Direct-manipulation interfaces work because they tighten the loop; input latency degrades performance because it loosens it.
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