This study demonstrates BMMF's predictive value for performance in military tasks, highlighting its relevance to fatigue management.
Introduction: The demands of our modern "24/7" society predispose individuals to various consequences, including fatigue. Fatigue reduces alertness, negatively affecting quality of life, increasing accident rates, and decreasing work productivity. Biomathematical models of fatigue (BMMF) predict fatigue risk based on factors such as sleep history and time of day. Few studies have examined their application in military operational environments for predicting performance in tasks of varying difficulty. This study assessed the adequacy of a BMMF (2-B alert) in the training of special operations troops and its predictive value for marksmanship.
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