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Refine introduction, background, reproducibility, and implementation chapters; enhance clarity by emphasizing key challenges and updating references

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The choice to build HRIStudio as a web application was driven by three factors. First, web browsers are universally available, so researchers do not need to install custom software or manage dependencies. Second, web applications naturally support collaboration: multiple team members can access the same experiment data and observe live trials simultaneously from different locations. Third, web deployment simplifies updates: when I fix bugs or add features, all users immediately receive the improvements without manual software updates.
I chose to use the same programming language~\cite{TypeScript2024} across the entire system, including the user interface, the server logic, and the data access layer. This consistency reduces a common source of errors: when the structure of experiment data changes, inconsistencies between different parts of the system are detected automatically rather than causing runtime failures during live trials.
I chose to use the same programming language~\cite{TypeScript2014} across the entire system, including the user interface, the server logic, and the data access layer. This consistency reduces a common source of errors: when the structure of experiment data changes, inconsistencies between different parts of the system are detected automatically rather than causing runtime failures during live trials.
\subsection{Data Storage Strategy}