Motor learning is often viewed as a unitary process that operates outside of conscious
awareness. This perspective has led to the development of sophisticated models designed …

Sensorimotor adaptation is essential for kee** our movements well calibrated in response
to changes in the body and environment. For over a century, researchers have studied …

Working memory has been comprehensively studied in sensory domains, like vision, but
little attention has been paid to how motor information (eg, kinematics of recent movements) …

Sensorimotor adaptation is supported by at least two parallel learning systems: an
intentionally controlled explicit strategy and an involuntary implicit learning system. Past …

The cerebellum is critical for sensorimotor learning. The specific contribution that it makes,
however, remains unclear. Inspired by the classic finding that for declarative memories …

Learning a visuomotor adaptation task (VMA) is typically assessed by describing the
behavioral changes during adaption (early-fast and late-slow phases) and retention …

To form a unified and coherent perception of the organism's state and its relationship with
the surrounding environment, the nervous system combines information from various …

Our knowledge of human sensorimotor learning and memory is predominantly based on the
visuospatial workspace and limb movements. Humans also have a remarkable ability to …

The cerebellum is crucial for sensorimotor adaptation, using error information to keep the
sensorimotor system well-calibrated. Here we introduce a population-coding model to …

Motor learning occurs through multiple mechanisms, including unsupervised, supervised
(error based), and reinforcement (reward based) learning. Although studies have shown that …