A quantitative model of human-computer interaction

Peter G. Polson

A quantitative model of human-computer interaction

@inproceedings{Polson1987AQM,
  title={A quantitative model of human-computer interaction},
  author={Peter G. Polson},
  year={1987}
}

Peter G. Polson
Published 1987

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