Rationale for human modelling in human in the loop systems design

Didier Fass (1) , Romain Lieber (2)

1 MOSEL - Proof-oriented development of computer-based systems
2 CRAN - Centre de Recherche en Automatique de Nancy

Human modelling in human-in-the-loop systems (HITLS) design can be a complex and dynamic endeavour. Thereby it needs a theoretical framework for grounding methods and models on verified principals and an integrative approach that takes into consideration the specificity of biological organization of living systems, according to the principles of physics, and a coherent way to organize and integrate structural and functional artificial elements. This paper focuses on the rationale of human modelling for HITLS design, in the context of a conceptual framework based on Chauvet's mathematical theory of integrative physiology (MTIP).

Mots clés: Modelling; Design; System of systems; Human-in-the-loop systems; Human System integration; Mathematical theory of integrative physiology

Domaines: Automatique / Robotique; Neurosciences

Didier Fass, Romain Lieber. Rationale for human modelling in human in the loop systems design. 3rd Annual IEEE International Systems Conference, SysCon 2009, Mar 2009, Vancouver, Canada. pp.27-30. ⟨hal-00394608⟩