Definition: In this task, you are given a part of an article. Your task is to generate headline (title) for this text. Preferred headlines are under fifteen words.
Input: We introduce utility-directed procedures for mediating the flow of potentially distract­ ing alerts and communications to computer users. We present models and inference pro­ cedures that balance the context-sensitive costs of deferring alerts with the cost of in­ terruption. We describe the challenge of rea­ soning about such costs under uncertainty via an analysis of user activity and the content of notifications. After introducing principles of attention-sensitive alerting, we focus on the problem of guiding alerts about email mes­ sages. We dwell on the problem of inferring the expected criticality of email and discuss work on the PRIORITIES system, centering on prioritizing email by criticality and modu­ lating the communication of notifications to users about the presence and nature of in­ coming email.

Attention-Sensitive Alerting