论文信息 - Human strategies in balancing an inverted pendulum with time delay

Human strategies in balancing an inverted pendulum with time delay

The strategy of human manual control is investigated in balancing an inverted pendulum under time-delay constraints. Experiments show that as the task becomes more difficult due to the increase in time delay, the human operator adopts a more discrete-like strategy. Interpretation of the discrete-control mechanism is provided by relating the observed human responses with a human-performance model.

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