Measurement of information processing load and visual load on a dynamic information processing task

Measurement of information processing load and visual load on a dynamic information processing task
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DOI:
10.1080/01449290310001593621
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发表时间:
2003-09
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Chia-Fen Chi;Yen-Hui Lin;W. Lan
Chia-Fen Chi;Yen-Hui Lin;W. Lan
中科院分区:
管理学4区
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作者:
Chia-Fen Chi;Yen-Hui Lin;W. Lan

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A dynamic visual information processing task was designed to investigate time-based and intensity-based factors on an operator's information processing load as measured by reaction time, pupil diameter, and eye movement parameters. The time-based factor was manipulated by the target rate and scanning rate while the intensity-based factor was manipulated by the difference between a simple reaction task and a physical matching (choice reaction) task. Nine participants tracked the scanning line at two different scanning rates and were required to respond to two designated targets presented singly at two different temporal frequencies. The results indicated that task difficulty (the intensity-based factor) had a significant effect on the reaction time. Target rate and scanning rate were integrated as one time-based factor in terms of three sweeping angles. The time-based factor was found to have a significant effect on the fixation time, saccade amplitude, fixation frequency, eye movement speed, reaction time and hit rate. No interaction effect was found between time-based and intensity-based factors. The time pressure (defined by the time required divided by the time available) based on a model human processor was positively related to scanning rate, target rate and task difficulty. It was found to be the most objective and reliable if time required can be reliably predicted based on a predictive model approach.