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Action Progress Provides an Abstract Coordinate for Motor Memory

2026-02-09

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Many everyday actions, such as handwriting, can be performed fluently across a wide range of scales and speeds. This flexibility suggests that motor behavior relies on abstract representations that transcend low-level motor or sensory variables. However, how such abstract representations are formed from individual movement experiences remains unclear. Here, we test the hypothesis that motor memory is organized not...

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700ffd5c-047e-5b09-a733-ce83b17d4314
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10.64898/2026.02.09.704807
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