操作応答関係の類似性がモード認識にもたらす影響

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  • Effects of Similarity in Action-Effect Configuration on Mode Awareness
  • ソウサ オウトウ カンケイ ノ ルイジセイ ガ モード ニンシキ ニ モタラス エイキョウ

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Automated systems are often structured into modes for providing enhanced capabilities to perform complex tasks, but they also increase the need for and difficulty of maintaining mode awareness, which may induce mode errors and eventually lead to automation surprises. Salient feedback on the mode status is necessary for the user to maintain mode awareness, and it should be carefully designed not to interfere in the user's primary task to be achieved in collaboration with the systems. For the purpose of developing a practical theory for effective and robust supports for maintaining mode awareness, this study focuses on action-effect relations as an intuitive human-machine communication channel. An action-effect relation is defined as an association of a user action with some observable effects on the system behavior, and it is expected to provide additional valuable information on the internal state of the system with no focal visual attention required. From this perspective, one hypothesis is made that different modes with a same or similar configuration of action-effect relations should be easily mixed up with one another. This paper tests this hypothesis through a driving simulator experiment where subject drivers were examined on their awareness of the operating mode status of ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) during driving with the mode-rich automated system. Another experiment examines the contribution of differentiated configuration of action-effect relations to enhancing mode awareness.

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