Psychophysiology and adaptive automation
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...However, no previous research exists upon which to base such hypotheses, other than the previous research evaluating each approach independently....
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...…for example physiological measures—electroencephalogram (EEG) signals or heart-rate variability) as a basis for decision to automate (Pope et al. 1994, Byrne and Parasuraman 1996); and (4) Behavior modelling—DFAs occur to human and computer to achieve predetermined pattern of overall system…...
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...These systems operate by transforming psychophysiological data into a control signal (or an input to a control signal) without a requirement for any overt response from the user (Byrne and Parasuraman, 1996)....
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...Compared with manual control conditions, monitoring workload increases to include not only the automated process, but also the state of the automated system and the automated system performance indicators (Wickens, 1992)....
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...the work environment and human capabilities (Wickens, 1992)....
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