Modeling Being "Lost": Imperfect Situation Awareness

Modeling Being "Lost": Imperfect Situation Awareness

Being "lost" is an exemplar of imperfect Situation Awareness/Situation Understanding (SA/SU) -- information/knowledge that is uncertain, incomplete, and/or just wrong. Being "lost" may be a geo-spatial condition - not knowing/being wrong about where to go or how to get there. Mor...

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