<p>Data plotted in dark grey represent subjects who grasped the same handle in all three sessions. Data plotted in light grey represent subjects who grasped a given handle shape for the CWFF and a different handle shape for the CCWFF. Each data point represents the mean perpendicular distance over 6 movements, averaged over subjects.</p
<p>Solid lines and filled circles indicate mean movements and endpoints for the baseline conditions,...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
A. The inner circle represents the platform, while the outer circle represents the arena and the lig...
<p>Each data point represents the mean perpendicular distance over 6 movements, averaged over subjec...
<p>Each data point represents mean perpendicular distance averaged over subjects for single movement...
<p>(A) Shows the weights given to each of the three dimensions (height, depth, and lateral) when com...
<p>Average movement trajectories across participants in the x, y plane. The left panel shows the han...
<p>The top row shows grasping patterns from beginning of the first practice sessions and the bottom ...
<p>Solid lines and filled circles indicate mean movements and endpoints for the baseline conditions,...
<p>(a,b) Maximal Perpendicular Distance in training sessions, not including catch and after-catch tr...
<p>The dots represent observed data and the line shows the best function explaining the distribution...
<p>(a) Typical subject. Origin is the mean hand position. Blue and red trajectories indicate the han...
Blue segments represent actions that push the pendulum in the clockwise direction, red segments indi...
<p>A: Movement trajectories to 8 peripheral targets (10 trials for each target [square]) in the pron...
A. The inner circle represents the platform, while the outer circle represents the arena and the lig...
<p>Solid lines and filled circles indicate mean movements and endpoints for the baseline conditions,...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
A. The inner circle represents the platform, while the outer circle represents the arena and the lig...
<p>Each data point represents the mean perpendicular distance over 6 movements, averaged over subjec...
<p>Each data point represents mean perpendicular distance averaged over subjects for single movement...
<p>(A) Shows the weights given to each of the three dimensions (height, depth, and lateral) when com...
<p>Average movement trajectories across participants in the x, y plane. The left panel shows the han...
<p>The top row shows grasping patterns from beginning of the first practice sessions and the bottom ...
<p>Solid lines and filled circles indicate mean movements and endpoints for the baseline conditions,...
<p>(a,b) Maximal Perpendicular Distance in training sessions, not including catch and after-catch tr...
<p>The dots represent observed data and the line shows the best function explaining the distribution...
<p>(a) Typical subject. Origin is the mean hand position. Blue and red trajectories indicate the han...
Blue segments represent actions that push the pendulum in the clockwise direction, red segments indi...
<p>A: Movement trajectories to 8 peripheral targets (10 trials for each target [square]) in the pron...
A. The inner circle represents the platform, while the outer circle represents the arena and the lig...
<p>Solid lines and filled circles indicate mean movements and endpoints for the baseline conditions,...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
A. The inner circle represents the platform, while the outer circle represents the arena and the lig...