Three Experiments Examining the Use of Electroencephalogram, Event-Related Potentials, and Heart-Rate Variability for Real- Time Human-Centered Adaptive Automation Design
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Raja Parasuraman | Lawrence J. Prinzel | Alan T. Pope | Mark W. Scerbo | Frederick G. Freeman | Peter J. Mikulka | R. Parasuraman | F. Freeman | P. Mikulka | L. Prinzel | M. Scerbo | A. Pope
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