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Line 66: 3. ''C<sub>new</sub>'' = ''C<sub>old</sub>'' + ''G''''e''''dt'' These three simple equations or program steps constitute the simplest form of the model for the tracking task. When these three simultaneous equations are evaluated over and over with the ~~random~~similarly ~~disturbances~~distributed ~~from~~yrandom ~~the same distributions~~disturbances ''d'' of the target position that the human participant experienced, the output positions and velocities of the cursor duplicate the participant's actions in the tracking task above within 4.0% of their peak-to-peak range, in great detail. This simple model can be refined with a damping factor ''d'' which reduces the discrepancy between the model and the human participant to 3.6% when the disturbance ''d'' is set to maximum difficulty.

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