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Proprioceptive and visual feedback responses in macaques exploit goal redundancy

2022-02-14

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A common problem in motor control concerns how to generate patterns of muscle activity when there are redundant solutions to attain a behavioural goal. Optimal feedback control is a theory that has guided many behavioural studies exploring how the motor system incorporates task redundancy. This theory predicts that kinematic errors that deviate the limb should not be corrected if one can still attain the behaviour...

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Literature Corpus work: 85ef3116-afa3-5826-beb5-d63300eb4f71
DOI: 10.1101/2022.02.11.480080

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