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Visuomotor coordination on the road: low-dimensional representations reveal adaptive, context-dependent reductions in the dimensionality of natural driving behavior

2026-03-03

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The brain’s ability to transform complex, high-dimensional sensory and motor inputs into coordinated, goal-directed behavior remains a central challenge in neuroscience research. Current research suggests that behavior is generated through patterns within a low-dimensional structure. What visuomotor patterns underlie complex, unconstrained behaviors such as driving, and how stereotypical they are, remain poorly un...

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DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.28.707665

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