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Modeling One-Switch Row-Column Scanning with Errors and Error Correction Methods
Single switch scanning has lots of different configuration options. One way to choose the most appropriate configuration for a client is to use a model to predict performance under different configurations. Most existing models expect error-free performance, however, and none integrates all the types of errors that can occur and the variety of error- correction methods that are available. A model is presented which predicts user performance for single-switch row- column scanning with errors and error-correction methods. The model is used to draw conclusions about the utility of different error-correction methods.