A preliminary design of a general architecture for autonomous intelligent training systems was developed. The architecture integrates expert system technology with teaching/training methodologies to permit the production of systems suitable for use by NASA, other government agencies, industry, and academia in the training of personnel for the performance of complex, mission-critical tasks. The proposed architecture consists of five elements: a user interface, a domain expert, a training session manager, a trainee model, and a training scenario generator. The design of this architecture was guided and its efficacy tested through the development of a system for use by Mission Control Center Flight Dynamics Officers in training to perform Payload-Assist Module Deploys from the orbiter.
General Architecture for Intelligent Training Systems
1987
15 pages
Report
No indication
English
Space Launch Vehicles & Support Equipment , Human Factors Engineering , Education, Law, & Humanities , Job Training & Career Development , Artificial intelligence , Expert systems , Man machine systems , Man-computer interface , Computer assisted instruction , Architecture (Computers) , Domains , Lisp programming language , Training , Payloads , Mission planning , Deployment , Orbits , Automation
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