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Multitasking Recurrent Networks Utilize Compositional Strategies for Control of Movement

2025-09-16

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The brain and body comprise a complex control system that can flexibly perform a diverse range of movements. Despite the high-dimensionality of the musculoskeletal system, both humans and other species are able to quickly adapt their existing repertoire of actions to novel settings. A strategy likely employed by the brain to accomplish such a feat is known as compositionality, or the ability to combine learned com...

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3436bf68-ac2b-5ebf-9ec8-85ab49a6f86b
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10.1101/2025.09.10.675375
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