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Mechanisms of human arm motion planning in the presence of multiple solutions

2011-01-01

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How do humans choose their movement and what are the mechanisms involved in motion planning? This thesis explores the interaction of the central nervous system (CNS) and the external environment, focusing on mechanism it employs for successful execution of fast, complex hand movements. Previous studies have generally assumed that the motion results from the optimisation of a cost function with single optimum. Howe...

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4e7820b9-167f-5ca8-99d4-377d52b7b752
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10.25560/6315
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