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Eye-Tracking To Evaluate Trust In Human-Atr Interaction, Samuel Francis Adelman
Eye-Tracking To Evaluate Trust In Human-Atr Interaction, Samuel Francis Adelman
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Human collaboration with targeting aids have allowed analysts to achieve a greater level of coordination and productivity in a variety of fields. This project investigates the impact that an Assisted Target Recognition (ATR) algorithm’s false alarm rate and the task Target of Interest (TOI) level has on user-system trust and use in a targeting decision task. Previous studies suggest that an increased number of false alarms in an ATR task negatively impacts analyst trust in the system. This study will further contribute to this research, aiming to provide a better framework for appropriate tolerance levels within ATR algorithms, utilizing pre-truthed …
An Approach To Cluster And Benchmark Regional Emergency Medical Service Agencies, Swetha Kondapalli
An Approach To Cluster And Benchmark Regional Emergency Medical Service Agencies, Swetha Kondapalli
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Emergency Medical Service (EMS) providers are the first responders for an injured patient on the field. Their assessment of patient injuries and determination of an appropriate hospital play a critical role in patient outcomes. A majority of states in the US have established a state-level governing body (e.g., EMS Division) that is responsible for developing and maintaining a robust EMS system throughout the state. Such divisions develop standards, accredit EMS agencies, oversee the trauma system, and support new initiatives through grants and training. But to do so, these divisions require data to enable them to first understand the similarities between …
Understanding Visual Representation Of Imputed Data For Aiding Human Decision-Making, Ryan M. Thompson
Understanding Visual Representation Of Imputed Data For Aiding Human Decision-Making, Ryan M. Thompson
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The effectiveness of representing higher dimensional data on a two-dimensional visualization was required to be studied in the development of a novel data imputation method, Continuous Imputation With Association Rules (CIWAR). When the CIWAR method is used to impute missing data, the method generates additional metadata that increases each imputed data point's dimensionality. Potential use cases for CIWAR include situations where imputed data would be analyzed by individuals with little or no data analytic experience or situations where imputed data would be used to aid high-stress time-critical human decision processes. A study was conducted to assess the effect of the …