NASA NTRS · 19840038851
Models of human problem solving - Detection, diagnosis, and compensation for system failures
Abstract
The role of the human operator as a problem solver in man-machine systems such as vehicles, process plants, transportation networks, etc. is considered. Problem solving is discussed in terms of detection, diagnosis, and compensation. A wide variety of models of these phases of problem solving are reviewed and specifications for an overall model outlined.
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Rouse, W. B.. 1983-11-01. Models of human problem solving - Detection, diagnosis, and compensation for system failures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840038851
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