Research reading 061 / Actors / 2024
Probabilistic Modeling of Variation in Pilot Performance During Flight Training
Source authors: Kento Yamada; Harumi Ikeshita; Yuta Kyoya; Makoto Ueno
Originally published in IEEE Transactions on Reliability · 2024
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Probabilistic Modeling of Variation in Pilot Performance During Flight Training
Kento Yamada; Harumi Ikeshita; Yuta Kyoya; Makoto Ueno
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Why read this for flight training?
Models variation in training performance. Useful for interpreting inconsistency across flights and avoiding overreliance on one successful trial.
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A statistical model requires local calibration and does not replace instructor assessment.
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Kento Yamada; Harumi Ikeshita; Yuta Kyoya; Makoto Ueno (2024). Probabilistic Modeling of Variation in Pilot Performance During Flight Training. IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 73(1), 451-462. https://doi.org/10.1109/tr.2023.3294021
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