The panels show successive movement endpoints obtained from simulation during adaptation to rotation by 60, 75 and 85 degrees. The color of each point represents the trial number. The ‘+’ shows the target position. Only the adaptation phases of individual simulations are plotted. To emphasize the effect, the degradation rate in the cerebellum was set to zero. As the rotation angle increases, the trajectory first starts spiraling while converging to the target (the middle panel) and then exhibits oscillations around the target with non-decaying amplitude (right panel).</p
The problem was to determine how adaptation to Coriolis accelerations, acquired through controlled h...
Recent neurophysiological evidence (e.g., Graziano, Andersen, & Snowden, 1994) suggested that some c...
Abstract After sustained stepping in-place on a rotating disc, healthy subjects will inadvertently t...
Each plot shows reaching angle dynamics which is defined here as a difference between the perceived ...
The plot shows the movement error in degrees versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase ex...
The plot shows error magnitude versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when ...
The plot shows movement error in degrees versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experi...
The plot shows error size versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when a vis...
The plot shows error magnitude versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when ...
The plot shows error magnitude versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when ...
The ability to adapt is a fundamental and vital characteristic of the motor system. In the present s...
This study concerns the influence of visuomotor rotating disturbance on motion dynamics and brain ac...
We investigated visuomotor adaptation using an isometric, target-acquisition task. Following trials ...
Previous research has shown that humans generalize distortions of visuomotor feedback in terms of eg...
We investigated the extent to which humans can quickly adapt their goal-directed arm movements to pe...
The problem was to determine how adaptation to Coriolis accelerations, acquired through controlled h...
Recent neurophysiological evidence (e.g., Graziano, Andersen, & Snowden, 1994) suggested that some c...
Abstract After sustained stepping in-place on a rotating disc, healthy subjects will inadvertently t...
Each plot shows reaching angle dynamics which is defined here as a difference between the perceived ...
The plot shows the movement error in degrees versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase ex...
The plot shows error magnitude versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when ...
The plot shows movement error in degrees versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experi...
The plot shows error size versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when a vis...
The plot shows error magnitude versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when ...
The plot shows error magnitude versus trial number during simulation of the 3-phase experiment when ...
The ability to adapt is a fundamental and vital characteristic of the motor system. In the present s...
This study concerns the influence of visuomotor rotating disturbance on motion dynamics and brain ac...
We investigated visuomotor adaptation using an isometric, target-acquisition task. Following trials ...
Previous research has shown that humans generalize distortions of visuomotor feedback in terms of eg...
We investigated the extent to which humans can quickly adapt their goal-directed arm movements to pe...
The problem was to determine how adaptation to Coriolis accelerations, acquired through controlled h...
Recent neurophysiological evidence (e.g., Graziano, Andersen, & Snowden, 1994) suggested that some c...
Abstract After sustained stepping in-place on a rotating disc, healthy subjects will inadvertently t...