HRI Artifact Evaluation

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Packages open science artifacts, robot behaviors, and de-identified data for ACM/IEEE Human-Robot Interaction paper submissions and badge evaluations.

HRI Artifact Evaluation assists researchers in assembling, documenting, and archiving research artifacts for accepted ACM/IEEE Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) publications. Tailored to the unique nature of embodied human-subjects research, this skill guides authors through structuring study materials, logging robot behavioral specifications (including Wizard-of-Oz protocols), preparing de-identified datasets with codebooks, and verifying analysis reproduction scripts. It enforces ethical human-subjects data sharing constraints, prepares submissions for formal ACM reproducibility badges when available, and provides permanent archival DOI strategies to maximize research credibility.

Key Features

01Packages comprehensive HRI research artifacts including study protocols, coding schemes, and questionnaires
02Prepares packages for ACM artifact badges (Artifacts Available, Evaluated, Reusable, Results Reproduced)
03Structures robot behavior specifications and Wizard-of-Oz logging for reproducible methodologies
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05Verifies analysis scripts and pinned environments to guarantee statistical re-analyzability
06Ensures compliance with human-subjects ethical constraints, consent parameters, and de-identification

Use Cases

01Preparing an artifact repository on Zenodo or OSF for an accepted ACM/IEEE HRI conference paper
02Submitting research materials and analysis code to formal ACM reproducibility evaluation tracks
03De-identifying participant datasets and documenting Wizard-of-Oz protocols for open science sharing