Shooting accuracy was inversely related to target distance and speed, with no effect of direction of movement¶
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q3 i? Closer and slower moving targets were hit with higher accuracy, the effects of distance and speed were significant, and direction of target movement had no effect on performance. → Vladimir Zotov & Eric Kramkowski 2023
Evidence¶
Vladimir Zotov & Eric Kramkowski 2023¶
Vladimir Zotov & Eric Kramkowski. (2023). Moving-Target Intelligent Tutoring System for Marksmanship Training. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-022-00308-z
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Pre/post mixed-factor ANOVA in the virtual range experiment. The text reports accuracy at ceiling for 100m-slow targets and around 60% even with eight rounds for 250m-fast targets, and states direction of movement had no effect, so left/right data were collapsed.
"Shooting accuracy was inversely related to the distance to the target and the speed of the target; that is closer and slower targets were hit with higher accuracy."
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Related Claims¶
- MT-ITS training was especially effective for distant (250m) moving targets — related
- MT-ITS training produced significantly stronger pre-to-post gains in shooting accuracy and aiming-lead reduction than standard training — related
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Shooting accuracy was inversely related to target distance and speed, with no effect of direction of movement |
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Shooting accuracy was inversely related to target distance and speed, with no effect of direction of movement |
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