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A modular architecture for trial-by-trial learning of redundant muscle activity patterns in novel sensorimotor tasks

2025-01-29

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The coordination of the multiple degrees-of-freedom of the human body may be simplified by muscle synergies, motor modules which can be flexibly combined to achieve various goals. Studies investigating adaptation to novel relationships between muscle activity and task outcomes found that altering the recruitment of such modules is faster than the learning of their structures de novo . However, how learning new sy...

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Literature Corpus work: 20ebe6f5-1401-5471-9175-4efd96560f87
DOI: 10.1101/2025.01.29.635432

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