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Cross-task and cross-participant classification of cognitive load in an emergency simulation game

Appel et al., 2021

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18034741541048668910
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Appel T
Gerjets P
Hoffmann S
Moeller K
Ninaus M
Scharinger C
Sevcenko N
Wortha F
Kasneci E
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IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing

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Assessment of cognitive load is a major step towards adaptive interfaces. However, non- invasive assessment is rather subjective as well as task specific and generalizes poorly, mainly due to methodological limitations. Additionally, it heavily relies on performance data …
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