System and Method for Predicting An Adequate Ratio of Unmanned Vehicles to Operators
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorMaria Olinda Rodas
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorMaria Olinda Rodas
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The present invention is a computer decision tool for use in a system for controlling a team of unmanned vehicles. The computer decision tool includes a system performance model for receiving interface usability, automation level and algorithm efficiency variables and an operator performance model. The operator performance model receives task management efficiency and decision making strategy or DM efficiency variables. The system performance model is responsive to the interface usability, automation level and algorithm efficiency variables for providing a system performance status signal. The operator performance model is responsive to task management efficiency and DM strategy variables for providing an operator performance status signal. An operator capacity decision model is responsive to the system performance and operator performance status signals and a workload variable for providing a decision signal representative of an adequate team size or an optimal recommendation, such as changing the team size.
A method for predicting the cognitive ability of an operator to control a plurality of unmanned vehicles, the method incorporating a system performance mode and an operator performance model and further comprising the steps of:
In a system for controlling a team of unmanned vehicles, a computer decision tool comprising:
In a system for controlling a team of unmanned vehicles, a computer model network decision tool comprising:
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