Jung-Sang Min
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Jung-Sang Min is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of cognitive engineering, computer science, and cognitive psychology, with a particular focus on modeling human-computer interaction. His most cited paper, "Prediction of Menu selection on Touch-screen Using A Cognitive Architecture: ACT-R" (2010), demonstrates his core contribution: using computational cognitive architectures to simulate and predict how users interact with digital interfaces. By applying the ACT-R framework—a well-established cognitive modeling system—Min showed how human decision-making processes during menu selection on touchscreens can be formally represented and anticipated. Though his citation count is modest, with 3 citations for this key work, his research addresses a foundational challenge in user interface design: bridging the gap between psychological theory and practical engineering. Min’s approach exemplifies how cognitive models can serve as predictive tools, offering insights that inform more intuitive and efficient interface layouts. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers in human factors, cognitive science, and UX design, as it provides a rigorous, computational lens for understanding everyday interactions with technology.
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