Evidence accumulation account of human operators’ decisions in intermittent control during inverted pendulum balancing

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<p>Human operators often employ intermittent, discontinuous control strategies in a variety of tasks. A typical intermittent controller monitors control error and generates corrective action when the deviation of the controlled system from the desired state becomes too large to ignore. Most contemporary models of human intermittent control employ simple, threshold-based trigger mechanism to model the process of co...

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Literature Corpus work

8101bab5-780a-5362-953d-d65ab043a174

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/5yf9d