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Human Factor Analysis Model of Civil Aviation Incidents Based on Bayesian Network

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To generate a model which can provides detailed data analysis supportive in aviation incident analysis, a human factor analysis model based on Bayesian network theory is established. This model is a Bayesian network which uses three layers nodes to represent causality between human factors and incidents. The specific impact degree of human factors on aviation incidents is represented by conditional probability parameters of the model. The model structure, constructed by combing hill-climbing search method with CH score function, coincides with the actual data. This model is useful in aviation incident analyses and deductions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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3074-3078

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.756-759.3074

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September 2013

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Ming Ming Zhang, Yan Yang Wang, Min Luo, Wen Zhong Tang

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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Bayesian Network (BN), Civil Aviation Safety, Human Factors, Incident Analysis

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