Paper Info
Title
Architectural Framework For Exploring Adaptive Human-Machine Teaming Options In Simulated Dynamic Environments
Abstract
With the growing complexity of environments in which systems are expected to operate, adaptive human-machine teaming (HMT) has emerged as a key area of research. While human teams have been extensively studied in the psychological and training literature, and agent teams have been investigated in the artificial intelligence research community, the commitment to research in HMT is relatively new and fueled by several technological advances such as electrophysiological sensors, cognitive modeling, machine learning, and adaptive/adaptable human-machine systems. This paper presents an architectural framework for investigating HMT options in various simulated operational contexts including responding to systemic failures and external disruptions. The paper specifically discusses new and novel roles for machines made possible by new technology and offers key insights into adaptive human-machine teams. Landed aircraft perimeter security is used as an illustrative example of an adaptive cyber-physical-human system (CPHS). This example is used to illuminate the use of the HMT framework in identifying the different human and machine roles involved in this scenario. The framework is domain-independent and can be applied to both defense and civilian adaptive HMT. The paper concludes with recommendations for advancing the state-of-the-art in HMT.
Year
DOI
Venue
2018
10.3390/systems6040044
SYSTEMS
Keywords
Field
DocType
human-machine teaming, human-machine teams, architectural framework, dynamic function allocation, intent inferencing, machine learning
Human–machine system,Computer science,Architecture framework,Human–computer interaction,Perimeter Security,Artificial intelligence,Natural language processing,Cognitive model
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
6
4
2079-8954
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
1
0.34
10
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Azad M. Madni118834.57
Carla C. Madni2194.39