pywib documentation

Pywib (Python Web Interaction Behavior) is a library designed to analyze user interaction data from web applications. It provides tools to process, analyze, and visualize user behavior patterns, helping developers and researchers understand how users interact with their web interfaces.

The library includes various modules for different aspects of web interaction analysis, such as movement tracking, timing analysis, and pause detection.

Contents

• Introduction
• Rationale
  • Validity of Metrics
  • Installation
  • Getting Started
• References
• Movement Metrics
  • Velocity
  • Acceleration
  • Jerkiness
  • References
• Trajectory Metrics
  • Path
  • AUC Ratio
  • Maximum Absolute Deviation
  • Average Absolute Deviation
  • References
• Mouse Metrics
  • Clicks
• Kestroke Metrics
  • Introduction
  • Typing Duration
  • Tpying Speed
  • Backspace Usage
  • References
• Timing Metrics
  • Execution Time
  • Movement Time
  • Number of pauses
• Constants
  • Event Types
  • Component Types
  • DataFrame Columns
• API Documentation
  • Movement Functions
  • Clicks
  • Trajectory Functions
  • Keystroke Functions
  • Timing Functions
  • Other utility Functions

This library has been developed by the HCI research group from the University of Oviedo and is maintained on GitHub.