Intelligent Computing For Interactive System Design Provides A Comprehensive Resource On What Has Become The Dominant Paradigm In Designing Novel Interaction Methods, Involving Gestures, Speech, Text, Touch And Brain-controlled Interaction, Embedded In Innovative And Emerging Human-computer Interfaces. These Interfaces Support Ubiquitous Interaction With Applications And Services Running On Smartphones, Wearables, In-vehicle Systems, Virtual And Augmented Reality, Robotic Systems, The Internet Of Things (iot), And Many Other Domains That Are Now Highly Competitive, Both In Commercial And In Research Contexts. This Book Presents The Crucial Theoretical Foundations Needed By Any Student, Researcher, Or Practitioner Working On Novel Interface Design, With Chapters On Statistical Methods, Digital Signal Processing (dsp), And Machine Learning (ml).