pMHCTCR
pMHCTCR stands for probabilistic model of human-computer interaction with a focus on trust and reliance. It is a theoretical framework used to understand how individuals develop and adjust their trust in automated systems, particularly in complex or critical environments. The model posits that trust is not a static attribute but a dynamic construct that evolves based on an individual's assessment of the system's performance, reliability, and predictability.
The core idea behind pMHCTCR is that humans continuously update their beliefs about a system's trustworthiness
When a system performs as expected, a user's trust might increase, leading to greater reliance. Conversely, unexpected
pMHCTCR has been applied in various fields, including aviation, medicine, and autonomous vehicle research, to design