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Timing of speech in brain and glottis and the feedback delay problem in motor control

2024-08-07

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To learn complex motor skills, an organism must be able to assign sensory feedback events to the actions that caused them. This matching problem would be simple if motor neuron output led sensory feedback with a fixed, predictable lag. However, nonlinear dynamics in the brain and the body’s periphery can decouple the timing of critical events from that of the motor output which caused them. During human speech pro...

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Literature Corpus work: 36168d1a-8144-51d6-a5d1-27a4430291aa
DOI: 10.1101/2024.08.07.607082

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