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The aim is to understand how visual information alteration affects operability in human-machine systems.

May 31, 2026Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers0 citations

Linear Model Analysis of Improved Operability Achieved through Visual Information Alteration in Human-machine Systems

KTKenta TanakaThe University of Osaka YMYuki MinamiUniversity of Hyogo MIMasato IshikawaOsaka University of Economics

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The aim is to understand how visual information alteration affects operability in human-machine systems.
Analyzed the stability of a linear model concerning prediction periods and feedback gains.
Conducted experiments on an inverted pendulum stabilization task to assess operability improvements.
Improvements in operability were observed when predicted states were visually displayed.
The analysis indicated stability variations linked to different feedback gains and prediction periods.

Abstract

Our previous work has demonstrated that operability improves when the predicted state is displayed to the human operator in an inverted pendulum stabilization task. To elucidate the underlying mechanism, we analyzed the stability of the linear model with respect to prediction periods and feedback gains.

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