Microanalysis of human perception and control

Small-time-scale manual control tracking effects are examined using a second-order stochastic sequential model that incorporates broad probabilistic descriptions of human perception and control. A spectral analysis of simulated tracking responses is made. Simulation results showing a clear duality b...

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Main Authors: Greene, D.E., Barr, R.E.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Control systems
Differential equations
Error analysis
Error correction
Human factors
Predictive models
Probability density function
Random processes
Stochastic processes
Velocity control
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Summary:Small-time-scale manual control tracking effects are examined using a second-order stochastic sequential model that incorporates broad probabilistic descriptions of human perception and control. A spectral analysis of simulated tracking responses is made. Simulation results showing a clear duality between perception variable pairs and the control variable pairs are reported. The sampled-data hypothesis for the human controller and the separation of perception and control effects are discussed.< >
DOI:10.1109/ICSMC.1990.142257