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Adaptive Automation and Human Performance. 3. Effects of Practice on the Benefits and Costs of Automation Shifts. - Final rept.
Catholic Univ. of America, Washington, DC. Cognitive Science Lab.

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NTIS Order Number: AD-A254 381/7




 
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Date: Oct 1991
Author: R. Parasuraman B. Hilburn R. Molloy I. Singh

Adaptive automation, or adaptive function allocation, is thought to maximize the benefits associated with cockpit automation while maintaining pilot involvement,enhancing situation awareness, and regulating workload. These claims have not been tested empi ...

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