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Support for ACT-R Modeling of Elliptical Endpoint Error Distributions in Mobile Touchscreen 2-D Fitts' Law Tasks

Given the high propensity of users’ motoric errors with smaller touchscreen usa-buttons, knowing the endpoint distributions for finger-based pointing and tapping is especially important for higher-fidelity predictive modeling of tasks on such devices. One

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