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Say It or Grab It? Conversational Control of UI Adaptations in Mixed Reality
Mixed reality interfaces must continuously adapt to a user's changing task and environment, yet adaptation policies are fixed in advance, either preset by the system or configured by the user. Natural language offers a way to state changing needs mid-task, but whether users can express interface beh
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