[From Rick Marken (940726.2230)]
Martin Taylor (940726 17:30)--
Bill Leach is wrong in arguing that because the effect of the disturbance is
lost in the noise, it does not pass information through the perceptual
function. It does,
Ah. Then you should have no difficulty using the information that did pass
through the perceptual function to determine (as you claim the control
system does) the effect of the disturbance during the time that the following
series of perceptual signal values were observed:
0
0
0
0
-1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
Fascinating to observe.
You're telling me.
Best
Rick