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A Model of Temporal Scaling Correctly Predicts that Weber′s Law is Speed-dependent

2017-07-05

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Timing is fundamental to complex motor behaviors: from tying a knot to playing the piano. A general feature of motor timing is temporal scaling: the ability to produce motor patterns at different speeds. Here we report that temporal scaling is not automatic. After learning to produce a Morse code pattern at one speed, subjects did not accurately generalize to novel speeds. Temporal scaling was also not a general p...

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Literature Corpus work: 3437d16b-805c-53a7-97fd-13c6b0d54d64
DOI: 10.1101/159590

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