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• W1999187334 abstract "Abstract When an operator first detects unusual and/or infrequent or irregular signals in a system, the operator does not need to take any action, but must increase his/her level of attention and be alert for any more serious signals that may confirm a problem with the system. This is referred to as extended vigilance. The purpose of this study was to construct a fuzzy vigilance-measuring model for countering the loss of extended vigilance. The model extends two-valued logic (“Yes” or “No”) to multi-valued logic through fuzzy sets. Then a fuzzy logic alarm was developed by the model for combating the extended vigilance decrement. The first experiment compared the effect of the fuzzy measuring model with signal detection theory (SDT) and discussed the relationship between preliminary and extended vigilance for a simulated feed-water monitoring system. The results indicated that the sensitivity of the fuzzy vigilance-measuring model is better than index d ′ and β , and that the preliminary vigilance significantly influences the extended vigilance. The second experiment verified the effect of the fuzzy logic alarm. The results indicated that the effect of the fuzzy logic alarm for combating the extended vigilance decrement is significant. When the preliminary vigilance is poor, an appropriate alarm will improve the extended vigilance. However, if the preliminary vigilance is very poor, the improvement of the extended vigilance will be limited. Relevance to industry: The extended vigilance is a new and important issue in human performance problems in industry, particularly in such areas as air-traffic control, industrial inspection and power plant monitor. The measuring model of vigilance could be applied to develop an alarm for promoting supervisory performance of human and human–machine detectors." @default.
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• W1999187334 title "Countering the loss of extended vigilance in supervisory control using a fuzzy logic model" @default.
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