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Continuous Assessment of Mental Workload During Complex Human–Machine Interaction: Inferring Cognitive State from Signals External to the Operator
The use of complex human–machine interfaces (HMIs) has grown rapidly over the last few decades in both industrial and personal contexts. Now more than ever, the study of mental workload (MWL) in HMI operators appears essential: when mental demand exceeds task load, cognitive overload arises, increas
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