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Modeling Human Behavior in Work Environment Using Neural Networks

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  • Publication Date:
    November 17, 2022
  • Additional Information
    • Document Number:
      20220366244
    • Appl. No:
      17/761396
    • Application Filed:
      September 30, 2019
    • Abstract:
      A system and method for modeling human behavior includes receiving, by a classifier module, sensor data from one or more sensors monitoring human behavior associated with a work task and to identify the type of human behavior based on a trained neural network. A prediction module receives the identified type of human behavior from the classifier and generates prediction data representing predicted next one or more human actions based on a time series of position vectors learned by the trained neural network. A rendering module translates the prediction data into a visual rendering for a virtual human simulation model.
    • Claim:
      1. A system for modeling human behavior, comprising: a processor; and a computer readable medium having stored thereon a set of modules executable by the processor, the modules comprising: a classification module configured to receive sensor data from one or more sensors monitoring human behavior associated with a work task and to identify the type of human behavior based on a trained neural network; a prediction module configured to receive the identified type of human behavior from the classifier and to generate prediction data representing predicted next one or more human actions based on a time series of position vectors learned by the trained neural network; and a rendering module for translating the prediction data into a visual rendering for a virtual human simulation model.
    • Claim:
      2. The system of claim 1, wherein the position vectors of the trained neural network represents elements of human body positions in a time sequence.
    • Claim:
      3. The system of claim 1, wherein the position vectors include environmental parameters and situation parameters associated with the monitored human activity.
    • Claim:
      4. The system of claim 1, wherein the position vectors include data fields for gender, body size, and experience for the monitored work task.
    • Claim:
      5. The system of claim 1, further comprising: an alert module configured to signal an alert based on the prediction data in response to determining that next one or more human actions is likely to produce a human injury or damage to work equipment.
    • Claim:
      6. The system of claim 1, further comprising: an analysis module configured to rank predicted behavior states of work production, work safety, ergonomic scores, or a combination thereof using the trained neural network tuned to simulated environment and situation parameters so that parameter weights correspond to a new problem having a proposed environment and situation, wherein the trained neural network is fed inputs including sets of human factors and a query to predict how a virtual human will behave.
    • Claim:
      7. The system of claim 6, wherein the analysis module is further configured to perform analysis of the ranked scores to develop an optimized work station configuration.
    • Claim:
      8. A computer-based method for modeling human behavior, comprising: receiving, by a classification module, sensor data from one or more sensors monitoring human behavior associated with a work task and to identify the type of human behavior based on a trained neural network; receiving, by a prediction module, the identified type of human behavior from the classifier and to generate prediction data representing predicted next one or more human actions based on a time series of position vectors learned by the trained neural network; and translating, by a rendering module, the prediction data into a visual rendering for a virtual human simulation model.
    • Claim:
      9. The method of claim 8, wherein the position vectors of the trained neural network represents elements of human body positions in a time sequence.
    • Claim:
      10. The method of claim 8, wherein the position vectors include environmental parameters and situation parameters associated with the monitored human activity.
    • Claim:
      11. The method of claim 8, wherein the position vectors include data fields for gender, body size, and experience for the monitored work task.
    • Claim:
      12. The method of claim 8, further comprising: signaling, by an alert module, an alert based on the prediction data in response to determining that next one or more human actions is likely to produce a human injury or damage to work equipment.
    • Claim:
      13. The method of claim 8, further comprising: ranking, by an analysis module, predicted behavior states of work production, work safety, ergonomic scores, or a combination thereof using the trained neural network tuned to simulated environment and situation parameters so that parameter weights correspond to a new problem having a proposed environment and situation, wherein the trained neural network is fed inputs including sets of human factors and a query to predict how a virtual human will behave.
    • Claim:
      14. The method of claim 13, further comprising: performing, by the analysis module, analysis of the ranked scores to develop an optimized work station configuration.
    • Claim:
      15. The method of claim 8, wherein the neural network is trained using machine state and environmental condition data collected by various sensors, wherein the neural network training includes deriving a situational awareness driven model by annotating predicted situations based on similarity of complexity and dynamics between known and unknown situations.
    • Current International Class:
      06
    • Accession Number:
      edspap.20220366244