ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2020
Characterization of the Adaptation to Visuomotor Rotations in the Muscle Synergies Space.
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Abstract
The adaptation to visuomotor rotations is one of the most studied paradigms of motor learning. Previous literature has presented evidence of a dependency between the process of adaptation to visuomotor rotations and the constrains dictated by the workspace of the biological actuators, the muscles, and their co-activation strategies, modeled using muscle synergies analysis. To better understand this relationship, we asked a sample of healthy individuals (
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