Introducing PREDROSE: A C2 Model Considering Execution Ability and Expectation

Execution ability is a manifestation of system efficiency, and expectations are the goals pursued by the system. However, the existing Command and Control (C2) model does not fully describe and reflect this. Therefore, by integrating the advantages of classical command and control models, expected utility theory and management theory, a command and control model that considers execution ability and expectation is proposed ——the Perception-Reasoning-Evaluation-Decision-Response-Operation-Storage-Expectation (PREDROSE) loop. This paper provides a detailed explanation of the response stage for evaluating execution ability and the expectation module for calculating expectations in the model, and discusses various techniques and methods involved.