Changeset 2162 for trunk/autoquest-core-usability/src/main/resources/smellDescriptions_en.xml

Timestamp:

09/07/17 16:15:00 (7 years ago)

Author:

pharms

Message:

• changes for first VR oriented usability evaluation

File:

• trunk/autoquest-core-usability/src/main/resources/smellDescriptions_en.xml (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/autoquest-core-usability/src/main/resources/smellDescriptions_en.xml

@@ -180 +180 @@
   </smellDescription>
   
+  <smellDescription smellId="TASK_RETRIED" briefText="task retried">
+    <textFragment>
+      The task 
+    </textFragment>
+    <parameterFragment parameterName="task" />
+    <textFragment>
+      is often retried, i.e., repeated subsequently. On average, every
+    </textFragment>
+    <parameterFragment parameterName="repeatedInstanceRatio" />
+    <textFragment>
+      th instance is followed by one or more repetitions of the task and the average repetition
+      ratio when a task is repeated is
+    </textFragment>
+    <parameterFragment parameterName="averageRepetitionRatio" />
+    <textFragment>
+      additional repetitions. This can be task retries and may indicate, that the task is hard to
+      be performed. Hence, it should be eased up. This can be done by checking, why the task is
+      retried and then adapting the implementation so that the task can be finalized with its
+      initial execution.
+    </textFragment>
+  </smellDescription>
+  
   <smellDescription smellId="UNUSED_GUI_ELEMENTS" briefText="unused GUI elements">
     <textFragment>
@@ -266 +288 @@
     <parameterFragment parameterName="ratio" />
     <textFragment>
-      different determined tasks. In the worst case, each action is its own task. In the best case,
+      different determined
+    </textFragment>
+    <parameterFragment parameterName="tasksType" />
+    <textFragment>
+      . In the worst case, each action is its own task. In the best case,
       all actions are described by the same tasks. This indicates, that the users act relatively
       different as otherwise, all their actions would be described by only a few tasks. Hence,