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Modeling human echolocation using a Kalman filter

2026-07-07

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Some blind individuals use echolocation, a skill that allows them to better navigate their environment using echoes from self-generated mouth clicks reflected off surrounding surfaces. Echolocation involves a complex interplay of sensory accumulation, information processing, dynamic prediction, motor planning and execution in real-time. Computational modeling offers a valuable approach to understanding the cogniti...

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3710bf8f-e7a7-5fa1-9177-916575f8c517
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10.64898/2026.07.01.735693
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