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Motor learning shapes temporal activity in human sensorimotor cortex

2018-06-12

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Although neuroimaging techniques have provided vital insights into the anatomical regions involved in motor learning, the underlying changes in temporal dynamics are not well understood. Using magnetoencephalography and Hidden Markov Modelling to model the dynamics of neural oscillations on data-adaptive time-scales, we detected specific changes in movement-related sensorimotor β-activity during practice of a self...

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Literature Corpus work: ea324f57-e0a8-5ad9-9e95-1a18fd722486
DOI: 10.1101/345421

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