Cognitive modelling of complex problem solving behaviour
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This research describes the process followed to create a cognitive model of this complex dynamic task where full experimental control is not available, and provides a detailed description of how cognition and perception interplay to produce the interactive skill of fighting the fire.
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- 2014-05-29
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