How to Give Imperfect Automated Guidance to Learners: A Case-Study in Workplace Learning
How to Give Imperfect Automated Guidance to Learners: A Case-Study in Workplace Learning
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10.1007/978-3-031-11644-5_1
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2022
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J. Whitehill;Amitai Erfanian
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作者:
J. Whitehill;Amitai Erfanian
In a workplace learning scenario in which workers in a simulated Material Recovery Facility learn to recognize and manipulate objects on conveyer belts, we studied how imperfect guidance from a machine learning (ML) assistant may impact learners’ experience and behaviors. Specifically, in a randomized experiment (participants from Amazon MTurk) we varied the assistant’s False Positive (FP) and False Negative (FN) rates in detecting non-recyclable objects and assessed the impact on learners’ performance, learning, and trust. We also explored a soft highlighting condition, whereby the assistant provides fine-grained information about how confident it is. We found evidence that the FP/FN trade-off can impact learners’ performance when working cooperatively with the assistant, and that the soft highlighting condition may generate less trust from learners compared to the other conditions. There was tentative evidence that workers’ behaviors were impacted by the FP/FN trade-off of their assigned experimental condition even after the ML assistant was removed. Finally, in a follow-up study () we found evidence that learners modulate their behaviors based on the fine-grained confidence values conveyed by the assistant.