法国国家科学研究中心特级主任研究员皮埃尔-保罗-维达尔、西奈大学教授王丹萍学术报告通知

应生命科学和医学学部邀请,法国国家科学研究中心特级主任研究员皮埃尔-保罗-维达尔、西奈大学教授王丹萍将为广大师生带来精彩报告。欢迎感兴趣的老师和学生参加。

报告题目1:Anthropomorphism and enmachinement severely limit the operator's ability to operate complex man-machine interfaces

报告人:皮埃尔-保罗-维达尔

报告时间:2024年05月21日(星期二),上午09:00-09:45

报告地点:活动中心 学术报告厅327

 

报告题目2:Perceptual-Motor Style: Static and Dynamic

报告人:王丹萍

报告时间:2024年05月21日(星期二),上午10:05-10:50

报告地点:活动中心 学术报告厅327

 

报告人简介:

皮埃尔-保罗-维达尔是法国国家医学博士, 法国国家科学博士,法国国家科学研究中心特级主任研究员。维达尔教授长期从事人类神经科学及运动感知领域基础理论和工程应用研究,取得了突出成就。已在 Journal of Neurosciences (神经科学杂志)等国际 SCI 杂志上发表了300多篇学术论文,被引用率9000多次,RG评分55,h-Index 52,此评分高于99%的 ResearchGate members成员。维达尔教授在神经科学、生理学、耳前庭、人体姿态、运动感知和智慧健康研究领域中为国际顶级专家。

王丹萍教授是法国国家科学博士,法国巴黎城大学(巴黎五大)研究员,长期从事人类行为量化,神经科学与工程应用研究,研究人体在虚拟现实环境下的姿态控制和运动风格,已发表40多篇SCI顶级科学论文及著作。王丹萍教授是法国巴黎城大学感知与运动研究平台负责人,中法合作联络员,法国国家科学研究中心Cogiter管理委员会成员,法国国家科学研究中心RISC成员,SOFAMEA成员,法国中国科学协会会员。

 

 

Anthropomorphism and enmachinement severely limit the operator's ability to operate complex man-machine interfaces.

Pierre-Paul Vidal

Human behavior relies on complex neural processing in multiple networks that cross-reference data from motor and sensory systems, including in operators of complex man-machine interfaces.  One of the mechanisms involved is the concept of efference copying. It is used to predict the sensory consequences of a specific behavioral action in progress, thus making it possible to dissociate self-generated (reafferent) sensory information and extrinsic sensory information ie generated by interactions with the environment. Efference copies are major contributors to internal training models, which predict future body states by taking into account recent and current efferent signals, which are thought to contribute to changes in the state of target effectors.

These mechanisms also apply to tool manipulation. In this context, embodiment can be defined as the ability to develop hybrid internal models, including the body and an object, to model body dynamics complemented by that object. We propose to use the term enmachinement instead of embodiment to distinguish the case where the object to be controlled is a complex machine rather than a simple hand-operated tool.

Given the increasing complexity of machines over the last century, the question of the limits of enmachinement arises. In other words, is it biologically plausible for the central nervous system to develop precise hybrid internal models that fuse the characteristics of complex machines such as helicopters, airplanes and their operators? It's clearly possible, since pilots effectively control their aircraft, but we propose that this has a cost....and limits.

 

Perceptual-Motor Style: Static and Dynamic

Danping Wang

The concept of style to the study of normal and pathological behavior, and define perceptual-motor style as any distinctive and recognizable way of performing an action or processing a perception. The sensorimotor behavior is generally variable due to noise, redundancy, adaptability, learning or plasticity. However, the idea that part of this variability depends on unique individual strategies has been explored to a lesser extent. The application of the term to the domain of perceptual and motor phenomenology opens new perspectives on the nature of behavioral variability, perspectives that are complementary to those typically considered in the studies of sensorimotor variability. In particular, the concept of style may help toward the development of personalized physiology and medicine by providing markers of individual behavior and response to different stimuli or treatments. Humans exhibit various motor styles that reflect their intra- and interindividual variability when implementing sensorimotor transformations. This opens important questions, such as, At what point should they be readjusted to maintain optimal motor control? Do changes in motor style reveal the onset of a pathological process and can these changes help rehabilitation and recovery? To further investigate the concept of motor style, several quantitative methods were used to quantify both internal and external characteristics of individuals. These results can be used for individual longitudinal monitoring.