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Los modelos de aprendizaje automático que predicen la carga de trabajo mental (MW) del piloto necesitan entrenamiento en diversas condiciones como la restricción del sueño y la hipoxia. Los datos fisiológicos multimodales mejoran la robustez del modelo para la seguridad de la aviación.

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Validación cruzadaECGEEGSeguimiento ocularHipoxiaCarga de trabajo mentalRestricción del sueñoAprendizaje automático supervisado

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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Fisiología de la Aviación
  • Aprendizaje automático en el cuidado de la salud
  • Ingeniería de Factores Humanos

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los pilotos se enfrentan a una alta carga de trabajo mental (MW) exacerbada por la hipoxia y la restricción del sueño.
  • Los modelos predictivos de MW existentes pueden carecer de robustez en diversos estados fisiológicos.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Validar cruzadamente modelos predictivos de MW de aprendizaje automático en condiciones de hipoxia y restricción del sueño.
  • Desarrollar un modelo predictivo de MW robusto utilizando datos fisiológicos multimodales para mejorar la validez.

Principales métodos:

  • Diecisiete participantes se sometieron a restricción controlada del sueño (SR) o sueño habitual (HS) e hipoxia (HY) o normoxia (NO).
  • La carga de trabajo mental se manipuló utilizando la Batería de Pruebas de Múltiples Atributos (MATB)-II y una tarea auditiva.
  • Se evaluaron clasificadores de aprendizaje automático utilizando características de sensores de EEG, ECG, respiratorios y de seguimiento ocular.

Principales resultados:

  • El rendimiento de los modelos individuales fue mejor en condiciones habituales de sueño y normoxia (p. ej., puntuación F1 de KNN del 80,3%).
  • El rendimiento del modelo disminuyó significativamente en condiciones de restricción del sueño y/o hipoxia (F1 <35%).
  • Los modelos entrenados con datos de todas las condiciones, especialmente aquellos que incorporan EEG y seguimiento ocular, mostraron un mejor rendimiento entre condiciones (p. ej., puntuación F1 de KNN del 77,4%).

Conclusiones:

  • El entrenamiento de modelos de aprendizaje automático en diversas condiciones fisiológicas es crucial para una predicción robusta de MW.
  • Los datos fisiológicos multimodales mejoran la validez y confiabilidad de los modelos predictivos de MW en aviación.