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Recoding low-level simulator data into a record of meaningful task performance: the integrated task modeling environment (ITME)

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posted on 2024-06-04, 15:20 authored by R King, Simon ParkerSimon Parker, Kon MouzakisKon Mouzakis, W Fletcher, P Fitzgerald
The Integrated Task Modeling Environment (ITME) is a user-friendly software tool that has been developed to automatically recode low-level data into an empirical record of meaningful task performance. The present research investigated and validated the performance of the ITME software package by conducting complex simulation missions and comparing the task analyses produced by ITME with task analyses produced by experienced video analysts. A very high interrater reliability (≥0.94) existed between experienced video analysts and the ITME for the task analyses produced for each mission. The mean session timeianalysis time ratio was 1:24 using video analysis techniques and 1:5 using the ITME. It was concluded that the ITME produced task analyses that were as reliable as those produced by experienced video analysts, and significantly reduced the time cost associated with these analyses.

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Journal

Behavior research methods

Volume

39

Pagination

852-858

Location

Berlin, Germany

Open access

  • Yes

ISSN

1554-351X

Language

eng

Publication classification

C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

2007, Psychonomic Society, Inc.

Issue

4

Publisher

Springer

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