I am going to use cognitive sciences for modeling and optimization of industrial systems. The question is, what are methods to expand in this way?
I recommend that you first read the articles of specialists (in Attachment). You need the experience of professionals to generate their own ideas.
I recommend that you first read the articles of specialists (in Attachment). You need the experience of professionals to generate their own ideas.
Dear Dr Jamshidi,
I came across the following paper and thought it might help to answer
your question:
http://cogs.indiana.edu/FestschriftForRichShiffrin/pubs/2010%20Perspectives%20on%20Modeling%20in%20Cog%20Sci.%20Shiffrin.pdf
Yours sincerely,
Rainer
I would first like to determine in what ways you wish to apply the cognitive sciences - at a systems view such as drawing upon the structure of memory and other processes to inform or improve industrial processes, or at a human view such as better understanding/managing the human elements of the industrial system. (Or both.)
If the former I would, in addition to looking at specifically applicable modeling literature, also look into the realm of bio-inspired or evolution-inspired engineering. If the latter, I would look more into literature in the industrial psychology and behavioral neuroscience fields.
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