April 9, 2024Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics ScienceOpen Access

Modelling situated intent for human-autonomy teaming: a human-centric approach

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JHJimmy HammarbäckLinköping University BJBjörn JohanssonLinköping University JAJens AlfredsonSaab (Switzerland)

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Qualitative framework analysis demonstrates a human-centric model of situated intent in manned-unmanned teaming, suggesting improved synthetic agent adaptation.

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Situated intent is modeled as a multi-faceted construct governed by context-situation constraints and means-end reasoning in human-autonomy teaming.
Qualitative evaluation across seven scenario-based interviews operationalizes six levels of cognitive control within the Joint Control Framework.
Capturing both considered and committed choices enables synthetic agents to effectively adapt to human agency during manned-unmanned teaming operations.

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Hammarbäck et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6fcb5b6db643587676e79 https://doi.org/10.1080/1463922x.2024.2337683

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Qualitative framework analysis demonstrates a human-centric model of situated intent in manned-unmanned teaming, suggesting improved synthetic agent adaptation.

Modelling situated intent for human-autonomy teaming: a human-centric approach

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Modelling situated intent for human-autonomy teaming: a human-centric approach

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