Le contrôle act-et-attendre introduit par Insperger est montré comme étant lié à une forme de contrôle intermittent. Les similarités et différences théoriques et pratiques entre les deux méthodes sont explorées.

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P.J. Gawthrop (Tue,) a étudié cette question.

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Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1Open-loop intermittent feedback control: Practical continuous-time GPC1999 · 86 citations
2THEORY OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR IN CONTROL SYSTEMS <sup>1</sup>1947 · 295 citations
3Estimation theory with applications to communications and control1979 · 726 citations
4THEORY OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR IN CONTROL SYSTEMS1948 · 345 citations
5Act-and-wait control concept for discrete-time systems with feedback delay2007 · 48 citations