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Rongjuan Zhu¹, Peiyu Liu², Huan Zhu²

¹College of Management, Xi'an University of Science and Technology, Xi'an, 710054, China.

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概括

智能采矿的认知限制可能会导致延迟,称为心理耐火期 (PRP) 效应,影响操作员响应时间. 优化任务布局和负载对于高效的监控系统至关重要.

科学领域:

人类因素人类因素
认知心理学认知心理学
人体工程学就是人体工程学.

背景情况:

智能采矿监控要求运营商快速处理多个任务.
认知限制可能导致心理耐火期 (PRP) 效应,延迟对后续任务的反应.
了解PRP对于在苛刻的环境中优化人机交互至关重要.

研究的目的:

在模拟智能采矿监控中研究心理耐火期 (PRP) 效应.
检查刺激开始异步 (SOA),空间任务布局和任务负载对PRP效应的影响.
为设计更有效的监控系统提供见解.

主要方法:

通过模拟智能采矿监控任务进行了三项实验.
任务之间的多样化刺激发作异步 (SOA).
操纵空间呈现布局和任务的认知负载.

主要成果:

在二次任务 (T2) 中观察到一致的PRP效应,随着SOA的增加,反应时间减少.
空间布局没有直接改变PRP效应,但影响了整体反应时间,有利于正确的视觉半球场.
第一个任务 (T1) 的高认知负载放大了PRP对T2的影响;T2的高和低负载同样诱导了PRP效应.

结论:

在智能采矿中,PRP效应在智能采矿中的多任务场景中显著影响运营商性能.
在设计任务布局和管理认知负载时,人体工程学原则对于减轻性能下降至关重要.
优化监控系统可以减少认知瓶,提高智能采矿操作的安全性和效率.

关键词:

智能采矿是一种智能采矿.监控操作的监控操作心理耐火期 (PRP) 是指心理耐火期.任务负载任务负载.

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