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Structural model of memory.

Structural model of memory.

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Figure 1. Structural model of the human operator's work.
Figure 4. Structural model of memory.
Mean values for unfatigued operators.
The results of the experiments conducted with a group of fifteen operators.
+1 The mean values of T and r.
Characteristics of the psychophysiological state of a human operator in the information system “human — display”
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  • Apr 2019
The paper describes the structural model of a human operator, who perceives information from the display screen. The method for measuring visual fatigue in terms of the stability of clear vision was investigated and developed. The characteristics of attention were investigated. The programs that automate the measurement of visual fatigue and attent...
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... storage time (rate of forgetting), 4. completeness and accuracy of retrieval, 5. readiness for retrieval (recall time). The memory representation in the form of a structural model is shown in figure 4. In this figure, the following notation is introduced: STM -short-term memory, LTM -long-term memory. ...
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... on the structural model ( figure 4) and the properties of both STM and LTM, we can build a mathematical model of the processes of perception of information from the display screen by a human operator. ...

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