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Table 2 Summary of the considered research papers about smart systems (in the text below by order of appearance)

From: Learning from the real practices of users of a smart carpooling app

Reference

Date

Studied system

Method

Kidd et al. [20]

1999

Smart home

Summary of different works

Fréjus & Guibourdenche [17]

2012

Smart home

In realistic laboratory: usage data, video recording, interview, questionnaire (15 people)

At home: video recording, self-confrontation interviews (5 households)

Yang & Newman [44]

2013

Smart home (the Nest thermostat)

Interviews (23 people from 19 households)

Three-week diary study (10 households)

Mennicken & Huang [26]

2012

Smart home

Interviews (7 smart home professionals and 15 people from 10 households)

Stumpf et al. [39]

2009

Automatic email classification system

Think-aloud experimental task, questionnaire (13 students)

Kulesza et al. [21]

2009

Automatic email classification system

Cooperative debugging task

Dialogue analysis (11 pairs of students)

Tullio, Dey, Chalecki & Fogarty [40]

2007

System to predict manager interruptibility

Six-week field study (4 managers, 8 direct reports)

Interviews (8 office workers)

Lim, Dey & Avrahami [23]

2009

System that determines whether the person is performing a physical activity

Experiments: interaction, test, survey (211 persons)