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Object–action interface

Object–action interface, also abbreviated as OAI, is an extension to the graphical user interface, especially related to direct manipulation user interface and it can help to create better human–computer interfaces and increase the usability of a product.

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Interface hierarchy of objects and actions

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OAI model

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Task hierarchies of objects and actions

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Object–action interface

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Edges14
Triples20
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
Components1

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actions objects user interface model action object oai tasks hierarchy users task performed perform world level related computer designer sequence

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pointinginstance ofThe interface actions are usually performed by pointing device or keyboard and hence have to be visual to the user so that the latter can decompose his plan into steps of actions0.80text
clickinginstance ofThe interface actions are usually performed by pointing device or keyboard and hence have to be visual to the user so that the latter can decompose his plan into steps of actions0.80text
dragginginstance ofThe interface actions are usually performed by pointing device or keyboard and hence have to be visual to the user so that the latter can decompose his plan into steps of actions0.80text
etc.This way DMUIs provide a snapshot of the real world situationsinstance ofThe interface actions are usually performed by pointing device or keyboard and hence have to be visual to the user so that the latter can decompose his plan into steps of actions0.80text
map the natural way of user's work sequence through the interfaceinstance ofThe interface actions are usually performed by pointing device or keyboard and hence have to be visual to the user so that the latter can decompose his plan into steps of actions0.80text
creating a fileinstance ofA high level plan to create a text file might involve mid-level actions0.80text
inserting textinstance ofA high level plan to create a text file might involve mid-level actions0.80text
saving that fileinstance ofA high level plan to create a text file might involve mid-level actions0.80text
storing the file with a backup copyinstance ofThe mid-level action of saving a file the file can be decomposed into lower level actions0.80text
applying the access control rightsinstance ofThe mid-level action of saving a file the file can be decomposed into lower level actions0.80text
demonstrationsinstance ofdealing with errors such as space shortage and so on.For the userThere are several ways users learn interface objects and actions0.80text
sessionsinstance ofdealing with errors such as space shortage and so on.For the userThere are several ways users learn interface objects and actions0.80text

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