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A Simplified Model of Motor Control

2022-11-26

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In general, control of movement is considered to be either cortical, spinal, or purely biomechanical and is studied separately at these levels. To achieve this separation when studying a particular level, variations that may be introduced by the other levels are generally either ignored or restricted. This restriction misrepresents the way movements occur in realistic scenarios and limits the ability to model move...

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Literature Corpus work: 7b7fad39-c4f7-5601-a76c-09803c4a463e
DOI: 10.1101/2022.11.25.517924

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