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Motor control: Neural correlates of optimal feedback control theory

Mackenzie Mathis, Steffen Schneider
2021
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Abstract

Recent work is revealing neural correlates of a leading theory of motor control. By linking an elegant series of behavioral experiments with neural inactivation in macaques with computational models, a new study shows that premotor and parietal areas can be mapped onto a model for optimal feedback control.

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