The invention discloses a man-
machine cooperation method for solving human deviation. The man-
machine cooperation method comprises the steps that initialization is carried out; iteratively executing batch Thompson sampling, batch Thompson sampling, preference query and data updating and
Gaussian process posteriori updating until the maximum number of iterations is reached; and after iteration is finished, returning an optimal action corresponding to the maximum potential function value in the action space. According to the embodiment, the long-
tail preference relationship problem is fundamentally solved. In the batch Thompson sampling stage, diversified candidate preference pairs are generated through an adaptive
covariance scaling factor and a double-independent sampling mechanism; in the sub-mode marginal
gain evaluation stage, the dominant effect of head preference is effectively inhibited by utilizing the profit decreasing characteristic and marginal
gain maximization of a sub-mode function; and in a
Gaussian process posteriori updating stage, the observed preferences are integrated into a
Bayesian framework, and posteriori distribution is refined to guide subsequent sampling. By optimizing the
preference learning process, the preference query times are remarkably reduced, and the learning efficiency and accuracy are improved.