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Matching dynamically varying forces with multi-motor-unit muscle models: A simulation study

2024-02-14

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Human muscles exhibit great versatility, not only generating forces for demanding athleticism, but also for fine motor tasks. While standard musculoskeletal models may reproduce this versatility, they often lack multiple motor units (MUs) and rate-coded control. To investigate how these features affect a muscle’s ability to generate desired force profiles, we performed simulations with nine alternative MU pool mod...

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Literature Corpus work: 102f50f4-3fe1-514e-879c-68b35ba68ba7
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.13.580042

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