Cognitive Behaviors for Computer Generated Forces

Gillis, Philip D.; Sweetman, Bill; Ehrlich, Jennifer A.; Hursh, Steven R.; Guest, Michael

doi:10.1037/e445552005-001

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“…Additionally, in 2000 the U.S. Army Research Institute addressed significant deficiencies in human behavior modeling in simulations by highlighting a "need for more intelligent and realistic behavior by computer generated forces" and "command entities in advanced distributed simulations through better human performance cognitive modeling" research and development [Gillis et al, 2000].…”

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A preliminary investigation into the modeling and simulation of engagement decision-making processes and encumbrance

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Andra

Kennedy

2010

Proceedings of the 2010 Spring Simulation Multiconference

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This research investigates the modeling and simulation of agent behavior to represent engagement choices made by the individual Soldier in the battlespace. We describe current and ongoing research including representation of stressors on a Soldier's perception, attention, psychomotor, physical, and cognitive abilities and potential methodologies to represent the impact of stressors on Soldier task performance. 1

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