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Episode #9; Interview with Peter Fadde and Olivia Brown
Naturalistic Decision Making
The Video Occlusion Method
The video occlusion method was developed in the early 80s in Australia. The technique is used to train tennis players by showing them images of a server's serve from their point of view. Experts can identify type of serve 85% of the time when random chance is 33%, whether it's a kick, a flat, or a topspin, or a slice serve. But non-experts don't get as good at this and so they use other techniques instead.
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