Real-time Dynamic Decision Support System

Machine learning approaches have not been well explored in judgment analysis research. Relevant machine learning algorithms can be used to capture experts’ policies and predict human judgment. This research seeks to develop decision support systems that employ machine learning models to capture expert knowledge or agreed standards (e.g. such as protocols or guidelines) and provide specific guidance and insights to decision makers in real-time. Such systems are applicable to several domains including healthcare, supervisory control and autonomous systems.

Joseph Nuamah, Ph.D., PMP
Joseph Nuamah, Ph.D., PMP
Assistant Professor

Joseph Nuamah is an Assistant Professor at the School of Industrial Engineering & Management. His research focuses on quantification of human physiological and behavioral states during the performance of complex tasks in operational environments.