Latest discussions in the Method of Levels Section in Discourse
- by @wmansell WarrenSo there are aspects of the pool table and its wider environment that are relevant to the control of rolling. These are represented by the feedback function and disturbances in the closed loop diagram of each of the agents. What about the other features of the pool table and the environment and their physical and […]
- by @FredNickols "Fred Nickols"Joe and I agree to roll the cue ball back and forth across the pool table a total of 10 times. We do so. Is that not an example of cooperative or collaborative control?
- by @rsmarken Richard MarkenSorry. I guess I didn’t understand your question.
- by @FredNickols "Fred Nickols"I already understood that, Rick, but thanks for the example. I will give more thought to my question.
- by @bnhpct Bruce E. NevinFredNickols: As for “collective control” I prefer “cooperative control.” So do I, Fred, but it is not the only form of collective control.