| HandSize {hcidata} | R Documentation | 
Touch Performance by Hand Size
Description
Data from a study on the influence of hand size on touch accuracy. Contains hand measurements for 27 participants, information on the two phones used in the study, and 27000 recorded touch samples.
Usage
HandSize
Format
A list with three entries:
participants with 16 fields for 27 study participants:
- PID
 Participant ID.
- Age
 Participant age.
- Gender
 Participants' self-reported gender.
- Phone
 Participants' personal phone.
- Handedness
 Participants' dominant hand.
- ThumbLength
 Length of thumb in cm.
- IndexLength
 Length of index finger in cm.
- MiddleLength
 Length of middle finger in cm.
- RingLength
 Length of ring finger in cm.
- PinkyLength
 Length of pinky finger in cm.
- ThumbPadWidth
 Width of thumb pad in cm.
- PalmWidth
 Width of palm in cm.
- PalmLength
 Length of palm in cm.
- IndexThumbLength
 Distance from index finger tip to base of thumb in cm.
- ThumbIndexSpan
 Distance from thumb tip to index finger tip when hand is spread open in cm.
- ThumbPinkySpan
 Distance from thumb tip to pinky tip when hand is spread open in cm.
devices with 5 fields:
- Phone
 Phone used (Android or iPhone).
- ScreenWidth
 Width of screen in px.
- ScreenHeight
 Height of screen in px.
- ScreenDpiX
 Horizontal screen dpi.
- ScreenDpiY
 Vertical screen dpi.
data with 27000 observations in 10 fields:
- PID
 Participant ID.
- Trial
 Trial number.
- Phone
 Phone used (Android or iPhone).
- TouchX
 Horizontal touch position in pixel.
- TouchY
 Vertical touch position in pixel.
- TargetX
 Horizontal target position in pixel.
- TargetY
 Vertical target position in pixel.
- SelectionTimeSeconds
 Time it took to make the selection in seconds.
- ErrorMM
 Offset from the target position in mm.
- Outlier
 Whether this trial is considered an outlier because selection happened too fast or slow.
Source
Larsen JN, Jacobsen TH, Boring S, Bergström J, Pohl H (2019). “The Influence of Hand Size on Touch Accuracy.” In Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, MobileHCI '19. ISBN 9781450368254, doi:10.1145/3338286.3340115.
See Also
Other mobile interaction: 
CasualSteering