Analysis of the Impact of Operatorʼs Activity on the Control System of Unmanned Aerial Vehiclesles Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.3849/aimt.01908Keywords:
Operator,, control system, unmanned aerial vehicles’ group, decision support systemAbstract
The article describes the results of the experimental study on the influence of operator’s activities on the control system of a heterogeneous unmanned aerial vehicles’ group. The proposed mathematical apparatus allows to present the actions of the operator as part of the automated control system, to carry out a quantitative assessment of the efficiency of the operator’s actions. It also allows to evaluate the impact of the results of this activity on the effectiveness of solving tasks in the control system of an unmanned aerial vehicles’ group. The given experimental data and obtained laws of distribution of various random variables can be used in modelling the activity of the operator in complex control systems of an unmanned aerial vehicles’ group. Management of operators’ activity models enables to improve the quality of the development of decision support system.
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