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The cost of being stable: Trade-offs between effort and stability across a landscape of redundant motor solutions

2018-11-22

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Current musculoskeletal modeling approaches cannot account for variability in muscle activation patterns seen across individuals, who may differ in motor experience, motor training, or neurological health. While musculoskeletal simulations typically select muscle activation patterns that minimize muscular effort, and generate unstable limb dynamics, a few studies have shown that maximum-effort solutions can improv...

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Literature Corpus work: 2c8d2039-aa0e-516e-bd2c-9493d498c3ee
DOI: 10.1101/477083

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