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Predictive steering: Integration of artificial motor signals in self-motion estimation

2022-06-06

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The brain’s computations for active and passive self-motion estimation can be unified with a single model that optimally combines vestibular and visual signals with sensory predictions based on motor efference copies. It is unknown whether this theoretical framework also applies to the integration of artificial motor signals, like the motor signals that occur when driving a car. Here, we examined if training human...

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6a978689-30c1-5790-ae49-c540e6b8fe4b
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10.1101/2022.06.03.494696
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