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Exploring the Relation Between Stiffness Perception and Action Using Models and Artificial Neural Networks

2023-07-28

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Applying artificial skin stretch with force feedback increases perceived stiffness and affects grip force. We explored if participants’ perceptual responses in a stiffness discrimination task could be predicted solely from their action signals using models and artificial neural networks. Successful prediction could indicate a relation between participants’ perception and action. We found that the skin stretch perc...

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Literature Corpus work: 607a4947-401c-53ce-ae21-ce6d2ea235a3
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.26.550361

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