The phrase "assistance task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific task or activity that involves providing help or support to someone.
Example: "The assistance task assigned to the volunteers was to help organize the community event."
Alternatives: "support task" or "helping task".
The database, when filled, implicitly defines a ground instance of the relational skeleton, which we extract using an automated procedure, thus generating a POMDP model of the assistance task.
The Chronic Pain Coping Inventory (CPCI) was developed to assess eight behavioral coping strategies targeted in multidisciplinary pain treatment (Guarding, Resting, Asking for Assistance, Task Persistence, Relaxation, Exercise/Stretch, Coping Self-Statements and Seeking Social Support).
"We're looking at porter-type tasks and assistance tasks.
Carrobot even performs some driving assistance tasks, like letting you know if you're straying from your lane.
Visual features like shadow and symmetry, treated as independent stand-alone virtual sensors, are employed for detection and tracking of vehicles for driver assistance tasks.
We demonstrate the method by eliciting three assistance tasks from non-experts: handwashing, and toothbrushing for elderly persons with dementia, and on a factory assembly task for persons with a cognitive disability.
Robot usefulness refers to provision of physical assistance and task monitoring such as carrying and picking up a heavy item [13].
Such module records patient biomechanical data through an unobtrusive, wearable sensory system, evaluates patient biomechanical state and updates robot control parameters for modifying level of assistance and task complexity in the 3D workspace.
Furthermore, while the goal of search is simply to provide a set of relevant Web pages, the goal of assistance is task completion – actually doing something for the user, like for example, booking dinner reservations or buying a ticket to a concert.
Without any assistance, the task force got within 8 mile of the Confederate capital but could not proceed further because of sunken vessels and debris placed in the river blocking further passage.
We would like to acknowledge Dr. Matthieu Ricard for assistance with task design, participant recruitment and written meditation instructions.
