Modelling human-computer interactions based on cognitive styles within collective decision-making

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Abstract

The article proposes an approach to evaluate human-computer interaction in the collective decision-making model. It is believed that all team members interact with each other through a distributed information system. The approach involves considering, when modelling, the personality characteristics of perception, each member of the team as a set of cognitive styles. Within the scope of the proposed technique, it is believed that information flows are interconnected with the processes of collective decision-making, which makes it possible to model the process of collective decision-making, monitor and analyse the effectiveness of the collective's activities. Experimental studies accomplished with statistical data processing were carried out and discussed.

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Bakanova, N., Bakanov, A., & Atanasova, T. (2021). Modelling human-computer interactions based on cognitive styles within collective decision-making. Advances in Science, Technology and Engineering Systems, 6(1), 631–635. https://doi.org/10.25046/aj060169

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