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A comparison of operator performance in manual and automated versions of a dynamic decision-making task
Christopher D. Wickens,Yei-Yu Yeh,Robert B. Fuld,Scotte Hodel +3 more
- Vol. 29, Iss: 12, pp 1089-1091
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Two dynamic decision tasks have been designed to investigate operator behavior in manual and automated systems and the nature of the tasks are detailed.Abstract:
The study of operator performance in manual and automated versions of dynamic decision tasks is proposed. The two microcomputer paradigms of simple and complex, dynamic scheduling tasks are described. Error detection accuracy and latency of assignment, and fault detection and correction for the two tasks are to be analyzed.read more
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