An expert behavior-emulation system that assists a operator-controlled-decision system, is managed based on group performance results of operators using the systems. The performance results achieved by an expert group of operators and a non-expert group of operators is evaluated. Both groups are using the operator-controlled-decision system assisted by the expert-behavior emulation system to take action on a situation task to produce the performance results. The performance results of the actions taken are grouped according to expert group and non-expert group. A gap is measured which indicates one or more changes in group performance results as a measure of the extent to which the expert behavior-emulation system is contributing to performance results achieved by operators using the operator-controlled-decision system assisted by the expert-behavior emulation system. The expert behavior-emulation may be adjusted, and the gap may be measured again.
METHOD FOR MANAGING AN EXPERT BEHAVIOR-EMULATION SYSTEM ASSISTING AN OPERATOR-CONTROLLED-DECISION SYSTEM