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Accot-Zhai steering law
The Accot-Zhai steering law, also known as Accot's law (Accot is pronounced ah-caught in English and ah-koh in French) or the steering law, is a model of human movement. It predicts the average time necessary to navigate, or steer, a pointing device (such as a mouse or stylus) through a 2D path or tunnel or trajectory, where the user must travel from one end of the path to the other as quickly as possible, while staying within the confines of the path.
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