Document Type

Thesis

Date of Award

12-31-2024

Degree Name

Master of Science in Data Science - (M.S.)

Department

Data Science

First Advisor

Aritra Dasgupta

Second Advisor

James Geller

Third Advisor

Akshay Rangamani

Abstract

Humans and machines both possess their unique capabilities and have their strengths and weaknesses, which can be complementary to one another and allow them to achieve a common goal. Teaming in the modern era involves text prompts, voice commands, gesture recognition, touch interfaces, and the latest visualization techniques that allow parties/agents to interact. Communication through visualization plays a vital role in allowing robust insights to be gained through a glance. Using visualization as a medium between humans and machines can increase the communication bandwidth. Human-machine teaming has witnessed much progress, with many theories and practical examples emerging. In the report, the goal is to provide a systematic analysis of theories, techniques, and methods used to approach the human-machine interface. This review also presents some limitations and open challenges in the literature of Human-Machine Teaming and Interactions using multiple view visualizations.

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