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The GRUMPS research project is developing techniques
and software to automatically collect, manage and analyse large collections
of user actions. We have four interrelated goals:
- To make it easy to organise experiments that efficiently and unobtrusively
collect and curate traces of the actions of populations of remote
users;
- To make it easy to analyse repositories of such data in order to
test hypotheses about the users' activities and the facilities provided
to support them; and
- To discover whether such an approach is effective in improving
the quality of distributed information systems. We hope to initiate
a community of researchers interested in exploring such methods. We
therefore welcome communications from anyone with similar interests.
- To trial these issues in specific application areas, such as education,
usability evaluation and eScience.
EPSRC Project GR/N38114/01 (January 2001 - June 2004) |
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