A Novel Methodology Analyzing the Influence of Micro-Stresses on Human-Centric Environments

Abstract

This article offers experimental studies and a new methodology for analyzing the influence of micro-stresses on human operator activity in man–machine information and search interfaces. Human-centered design is a problem-solving technique that puts real people at the center of the design process. Therefore, mindfulness is one of the most important aspects in various fields such as medicine, industry, and decision-making. The human-operator activity model can be used to create a database of specialized test images and a computer for its implementation. The peculiarity of the tests is that they represent images of real work situations obtained as a result of texture stylization and allow the use of an appropriate search difficulty scale. A mathematical model of a person who makes a decision is built. The requirements for creating a switch to solve the given problem are discussed. This work summarizes the accumulated experience of such studies.

Keywords

• human–machine interaction
• mathematical model
• operator personnel
• micro-stresses
• test images