Titlebook: Augmented Cognition. Enhancing Cognition and Behavior in Complex Human Environments; 11th International C Dylan D. Schmorrow,Cali M. Fidopi

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Conference proceedings 2017ence on Human-Computer Interaction, HCII 2017, which took place in Vancouver, BC, Canada, in July 2017. HCII 2017 received a total of 4340 submissions, of which 1228 papers were accepted for publication after a careful reviewing process. The papers thoroughly cover the entire field of Human-Computer

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Hierarchical Genetic Algorithm,to avoid much of the potential cognitive cost associated with adaptations. We provide an overview of our conceptual approach, describe a proof-of-concept implementation, and summarize user feedback and initial lessons-learned from a small survey.

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Genetic Algorithms in Java Basicsssment Tool (MAT), aimed at assessing several motivation factors. The Motivation Assessment Tool is based on the interconnectedness of motivational factors with personality. The creation of the assessment allows the intelligent tutor to implement reinforcers that influence motivational level based off individual variances such as personality.

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Comparing Capacity Coefficient and Dual Task Assessment of Visual Multitasking Workloadransformations of response time distribution, capacity coefficient analysis enables theoretically grounded interpretations of workload. I illustrate the use of capacity coefficients for visual multitasking, compared to dual task interference analysis, on sample data from dynamic multitasking in the

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Moving Vigilance Out of the Laboratory: Dynamic Scenarios for UAS Operator Vigilance Trainingross many conditions and tasks [.]. Traditional laboratory tasks involve static displays with simple image targets presented to individuals over prolonged periods of time. Participants are required to detect rare and temporally spaced targets among abundant “noise” images while sustaining their atte

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Attentional Trade-Offs Under Resource Scarcityenvironment that could save them resources (Experiment 4); and they failed to remember the previous instructions to execute future actions that could save them resources (Experiment 5). These results collectively demonstrate that scarcity fundamentally shapes the way people process information in th