The phrase "attentive system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is responsive and aware of its environment or user inputs.
Example: "The new software features an attentive system that adapts to user behavior for a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "responsive system" or "alert system".
Attentive systems attend to what users do so that they can attend to what users need.
Attentive systems must indirectly provide solutions to characteristic challenges in real-world processing, such as the complexity in input imagery and uncertainty in the acquired information.
We address successful methodologies on saliency and feature selection, describe attentive systems with respect to object and scene recognition, and review saccadic interpretation under decision processes.
Because the general class of attentive systems is broad — ranging from human butlers to web sites that profile users — we have focused specifically on attentive information systems, which observe user actions with information resources, model user information states, and suggest information that might be helpful to users.
A novel computational model of a pre-attentive system performing visual-search is presented.
In particular, we describe Simple User Interest Tracker (Suitor), an architecture for developing attentive information systems that track computer users through multiple channels — eye gaze, web browsing, application use, to determine interests and to try to satisfy information needs.
The paper presents a novel method for the automatic analysis of scatter plots from CHIMERA experimental data based on Grossberg's pre-attentive neural systems.
According to this late selection theory of attention the consequences of passing through the bottleneck of attention into the post-attentive small capacity system are only (1) that the subject comes to be conscious of the contents that the large capacity system has already succeeded in encoding and (2) that those contents come to be stored in working memory (Deutsch and Deutsch, 1963).
Hence, there is a need of such assistance system, which keep them attentive.
The driver in the driver tram system needed to be attentive, vigilant, and remain highly aware of the environment as it evolved around them.
Famitsus review of the game was highly positive; they praised the game for its attentive visuals, accessibility, and fast battle system.
