Tara O’Neill Data-verified
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Tara O’Neill's research focuses on the application of technology to support communication for individuals with disabilities, particularly children. Her work explores the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to automate programming for visual scene displays, a communication method often used by children with complex communication needs. O’Neill has published on this topic in 2024. Her scholarship metrics include an h-index of 8, 19 total publications, and 730 total citations. She collaborates with Elizabeth R. Lorah and Christine Holyfield, both at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with whom she shares two co-authored publications.
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- h-index: 8
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 735
Selected Publications
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Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays (2024)
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- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
- Exploring the use of Generative AI to Support Automated Just-in-Time Programming for Visual Scene Displays
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