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Motor learning and transfer: from feedback to feedforward control

2019-11-17

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Previous work has demonstrated that when learning a new motor task, the nervous system modifies feedforward (ie. voluntary) motor commands and that such learning transfers to fast feedback (ie. reflex) responses evoked by mechanical perturbations. Here we show the inverse, that learning new feedback responses transfers to feedforward motor commands. Sixty human participants (34 females) used a robotic exoskeleton...

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5a7c618e-fa02-5272-9744-b8e2d231f588
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10.1101/845933
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