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De Novo Motor Learning as Controller Synthesis: A Conceptual Framework

2026-08-08

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<p>Most studies of human motor learning focus on adaptation, in which an existing controller is recalibrated after changes in dynamics, kinematics, or sensory feedback. In these paradigms, relevant control variables, coordinate representations, and feedback organization are taken as available a priori, and learning is described as tuning parameters within an already specified controller architecture. However, de n...

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Literature Corpus work: a77bac4e-41f5-5c2a-9ade-67cb54e6ce50
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/sydc3_v3

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