NASA NTRS ยท 19730001379
Development and optimization of a nonlinear multiparameter model for the human operator
Abstract
A systematic method is proposed for the development, optimization, and comparison of controller-models for the human operator. This is suitable for any designed model, even multiparameter systems. A random search technique is chosen for the parameter optimization. As valuation criteria for the quality of the model development the criterion function - the comparison between the input and output functions of the human operator and those of the model - and the most important characteristic values and functions of the statistical signal theory are used. A nonlinear multiparameter model for the human operator is being designed which considers the complex input information rate per time in a single display. The nonlinear features of the model are effected by a modified threshold element and a decision algorithm. Different display-configurations as well as various transfer functions of the controlled element are explained by different optimized parameter-combinations.
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Johannsen, G.. 1972-01-01. Development and optimization of a nonlinear multiparameter model for the human operator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730001379
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