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The Source of Disturbance Matters: External, Internal, and Control-Generated Noise in Adaptive Regulation
Adaptive regulation can itself perturb the state it is intended to stabilize. In replicated simulations of an adaptive agent, we compare external disturbance, persistent internally generated disturbance, and control-generated disturbance under regulation-first and disturbance-first ordering. Persist
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