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Learning generalizable visuomotor mappings fo <i>r de novo</i> skills

2023-07-19

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A fundamental feature of the human brain is its capacity to learn novel motor skills. This capacity requires the formation of vastly different visuomotor mappings. In this work, we ask how these associations are formed de novo , hypothesizing that under specific training regimes generalizable mappings are more readily formed, while in others, local state-actions associations are favored. To test this, we studied...

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Literature Corpus work: 3aedfd2d-900d-5e38-ac16-e281ff3f4a14
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.18.549179

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