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3 \2 [4 U2 Y1 q) P" _9 p! RSimulating the Emergence of Task Rotation 4 q; ?$ S+ d2 G9 f9 J# S0 _
Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation vol. 9, no. 1
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翻译标准:只读中文,通顺、流畅、无歧义!(翻译好后,自己先把中文读一遍)
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The task 2.1
$ v% P% U5 Q' L5 M1 \; n# ~Despite all the different definitions and perceptions of tasks, it is quite clear that a task requires one or more skills. These skills are related to task-actions, i.e., the parts a task consists of. Theories on tasks indicate that a task can be split up into task-actions that can be related to skills in a large number of ways (Hunt 1976; Weick 1979; Tschan & von Cranach 1996). According to our definition, a task consists of actions in such a way that for every action exactly one skill is required to perform this action. In order to perform the whole task, all of the actions that a task consists of have to be performed one or more times. The number of times the actions have to be performed, we call cycles. In this way we describe a task as a two-dimensional matrix of actions and cycles.
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