Paul Gribble

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Western University

Canada

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Paul Gribble is a Professor at Western University, Canada. His research focuses on motor learning, sensorimotor feedback, and the integration of artificial neural networks in biomechanical systems. Recent publications include studies on the effects of feedback in skilled motor performance and the role of instruction in motor skill acquisition.

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Robert van Beers

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS

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Jörn Diedrichsen

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Western University

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J. Andrew Pruszynski

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Western University

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Joseph M Galea

University of Birmingham

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MotorNet, a Python toolbox for controlling differentiable biomechanical effectors with artificial neural networks

MotorNet, a Python toolbox for controlling differentiable biomechanical effectors with artificial neural networks

Durability of motor learning by observing

Sensorimotor feedback loops are selectively sensitive to reward

The role of feedback in the production of skilled finger sequences

Sensitivity to error during visuomotor adaptation is similarly modulated by abrupt, gradual, and random perturbation schedules

Null effects of levodopa on reward- and error-based motor adaptation, savings, and anterograde interference

The effect of instruction on motor skill learning

EEG correlates of physical effort and reward processing during reinforcement learning

Time course of changes in the long-latency feedback response parallels the fast process of short-term motor adaptation

Generalizing movement patterns following shoulder fixation

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Robert van Beers

Jörn Diedrichsen

J. Andrew Pruszynski

Joseph M Galea

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