Reference
Their usual brain function and signatures.
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Each person gets their own cognitive model. Session after session, it learns their reference brain function, their reactions, their attention, their sensitivity to fatigue and pressure, and the conditions in which they perform and learn best.
Their usual brain function and signatures.
How they react to situations, pressure and fatigue.
When performance degrades, and when they learn best.
On one side, what the person does, their results and their brain signals. On the other, what the model has learnt of them and what it anticipates.
Comparing the two opens the way to AI cognitive coaching: training that adapts to the person, measured session after session.
Each person, their own cognitive model.
The twin is built from every measured session of the same person and grows as new sessions come in. The person and their coach read it in the debrief.
A driver is measured session after session over a season.
The twin learns their baseline, how they react to pressure and when their performance degrades.
The coach compares each real session with what the twin anticipated, and adapts the training.
A model of one person's cognitive functioning, learned from their own measured sessions over time.
No. It gives the coach a reference to compare with; the coach interprets and decides.
Only the sessions of the person concerned, under the consent and the rules agreed with them.
Cognitive AI models, Cognitive Digital Twin and Cognitive Foundation Models: modelling how human cognition works.
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