Human optimization with moving optima

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Earlier work had examined how humans optimize a two-variable function. This paper extends the study to optimization when the position of the optimum can change with time. Thirty student subjects performed a blind hill climbing task under two levels of display noise and three levels of movement of the optimum. Performance was studied using 13 measures, which were found to group into three factors, deviation size, hits on target, and speed</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">R.S. Goonetilleke and C.G. Drury</note>
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<text>Vol. 32, nº 10, October 1989 ; p. 1207-1226</text>
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