Cyber-Physical Systems

310  ◾  Cyber-Physical Systems

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user and computer leads to designing function schemes that allocate tasks separately between the

two. In this case, the result is a fundamentally flawed AugCog system.

e Cognitive Bottleneck Framework (CBF) identifies the most constraining areas in the

human–computer cognitive system and draws on research in cognitive psychology, cognitive

neuroscience, human–computer interaction design, and computer science [14]. is framework

addresses four primary cognitive bottlenecks that could adversely affect the throughput of deci-

sion making. ese include address sensing and environmental assessment, information process-

ing, information exchange between the human and automated processing ...