A Workflow for Network Analysis-Based Structure Discovery in the Assessment Community

Teo, Grace; Reinerman-Jones, Lauren; Riecken, Mark; McDonnell, Joseph; Gallant, Scott; Hidalgo, Maartje; Burford, Clayton W.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-91470-1_28

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“…Research in various domains has consistently shown that characteristics of the task, or Task Composition, affect task performance (Lu et al, 2013;See et al, 1995). Here, some of the common analyzed components of task composition in relation to HAT performance are (Teo et al, 2018) event rate (the rate at which stimuli are presented within a given time period; Wickens & Hollands, 2000), signal probability (the likelihood of a critical event occurring; Warm & Jerison, 1980), and communication modality (sensory modality through which communication can occur; Lackey et al, 2011).…”

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Towards a Comprehensive Model of Military Human-Agent Teaming

Hidalgo,

Jones

2023

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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With the rise of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, technology has and will exponentially transform in a way that will change how humans live, function, and work. This notion is profoundly noticeable in the realm of military human-agent teaming (HAT), where intelligent systems are used in critical missions to collaborate with Soldiers on a mission. With any new phenomenon in the natural world, a theoretical model is required to understand and predict behavior. In this paper, we present a literature review to explore a proposed model of simulated military human-agent teaming that centers around task performance.

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confidence: 90%