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A Neuromuscular Model of Human Locomotion Combines Spinal Reflex Circuits with Voluntary Movements

2021-09-26

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Existing models of human walking use low-level reflexes or neural oscillators to generate movement. While appropriate to generate the stable, rhythmic movement patterns of steady-state walking, these models lack the ability to change their movement patterns or spontaneously generate new movements in the specific, goal-directed way characteristic of voluntary movements. Here we present a neuromuscular model of huma...

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f4ccbedf-bcf9-5648-9af5-97839588cce5
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10.1101/2021.09.26.461864
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