Human-machine Systems
Optimising content clarity for human-machine systems
... to human-machine systems that are many times more complex in functionality and interactivity than previous systems (Weir, ...these systems are domestic appliances, such as digital video ...
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Authority Management and Conflict Solving in Human-Machine Systems
... a human-machine system stem from the fact that either the plan for the human operator or the machine is not being followed anymore, or the operator has a faulty awareness of the situation ...
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Modeling Non-Functional Properties for Human-Machine Systems
... in human- machine systems were ...both human and machine ...the human and automation models are addressed by categorizing the attributes into profiles hi- erarchically and then ...
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Can dissonance engineering improve risk analysis of human–machine systems?
... of human-machine systems instead of limiting knowledge development to all the possible situations the system may ...of systems that are capable of solving any situation, cannot guaranty the ...
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Qualitative Action Recognition by Wireless Radio Signals in Human–Machine Systems
... Email: wzhuang@uwaterloo.ca Abstract—Human-machine systems required a deep under- standing of human behaviors. Most existing research on action recognition has focused on discriminating ...
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Extending ACT-R for modeling dynamics and timing for operating human-machine systems
... An important current trend for the ACT-R community is to apply cognitive model- ling to real world problems like HCI (Byrne 2001) or human machine interaction (Gluck 2002). Important developments of the ...
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Cluster 2: Psychology and Human?Machine Systems - Report
... such systems, such as life-support systems, deci- sion aiding and planning tools, planetary rovers and other robots, ...Such systems will need to be designed so that they operate cooperatively with ...
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An Artistic Perspective on Distributed Computer Networks. Creativity in Human-Machine Systems
... storage systems like Tor or Freenet have resulted in criticism and claims that they raise anarchy, suffer from a lack of accountability, and violate state ...
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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON HUMAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS, VOL. X, NO. Y, Z 1
... a human, which were then compared to the artificial generated ...gestures. Human ground truth can serve as a concrete baseline, and this should score the highest on scales for appropriateness and ...
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Hybrid human–machine information systems: Challenges and opportunities
... Hybrid human–machine systems applied to data-driven sciences Data is nowadays a critical asset to do fundamental sci- ence ...hybrid human–machine sys- tems to support research and ...
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Hybrid human-machine information systems: Challenges and opportunities
... hybrid human- machine systems to support research and discovery in fundamental ...hybrid human-machine systems being successfully designed also for other ...
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Hybrid human-machine information systems: Challenges and opportunities
... Hybrid human–machine systems applied to data-driven sciences Data is nowadays a critical asset to do fundamental sci- ence ...hybrid human–machine sys- tems to support research and ...
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Human-machine diversity in the use of computerised advisory systems: a case study
... advisory systems form with their users composite, human-machine ...the human and the machine are often important for the dependability of such ...to human reliability assessment, ...
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Ranking Human and Machine Summarization Systems
... of machine systems whose per- formance was significantly different than that of hu- man ...As human assessors score ma- chine systems as not achieving human performance in either ...
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Human Reliability in Man-machine Systems
... man–machine systems. In general, all live systems are denoted as probabilistic: their behaviour can be anticipated with a certain probability according to the previous ...a human being with ...
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Human-machine interaction for unmanned surface systems
... Despite high popularity and prestigious technology of these systems, the existing prob- lems and application difficulties prohibit researchers from finding complete solutions. In particular, UAVs and UUVs share ...
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Information-theoretic analysis of human-machine mixed systems
... of systems that process information are humans and so systems are affected by bounded rationality of human behavior and overall perfor- mance is ...consider systems that include humans and ...
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Putting Human Assessments of Machine Translation Systems in Order
... Abstract Human assessment is often considered the gold standard in evaluation of translation sys- ...from human assessment must be consistent and ...from human assessments of English-Czech ...
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Hybrid human-machine information systems: Challenges and opportunities
... The columns indicate respectively 1 the year of publication, 2 reference to the work, 3 domain of application of the hybrid human–machine system, 4 type of data processed by the system, [r] ...
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Human-machine interfaces based on EMG and EEG applied to robotic systems
... captured through electrodes placed in the positions O 1 and O 2 , in the occipital region of the human head, over the visual cortex, like depicted ahead, in Figure 4. This work presents a sequence of development ...
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