The Error Correction Model for the Tracking of a Random Metronome: Statistical Properties and an Empirical Test
The Error Correction Model for the Tracking of a Random Metronome: Statistical Properties and an Empirical Test
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随机节拍器跟踪的误差校正模型:统计特性和经验测试
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10.1007/978-94-017-3536-0_29
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1992
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H. Schulze
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H. Schulze
Various strategies have been proposed for modeling the behavior of tapping with a metronome. Two types of models, metronome reset and response reset models have been suggested to account for synchronization. Moreover, it is assumed that the timing of the next response is modified by the previous error of synchronization. Hary and Moore(1987a) have suggested a mixed reset model in which there is a random switching between these events. The purpose of this paper is to derive the statistical properties in terms of auto-and cross-covariance functions of the response and error times and to perform an experimental test. The theoretical result of the analysis is that response and metronome reset models are equivalent and that the more complicated mixed reset model predicts the same auto- and cross covariances as the simple strategies. The empirical result is that the simple error correction model accounts reasonably well for the data, except for the fast rate of the metronome with a period of 200 ms.