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Peter D Neilson

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Human Movement Science|March 7, 2003
Evidence for internal representation of a static nonlinearity in a visual tracking taskAsim Ghous, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|November 16, 2004
A new view on visuomotor channels: the case of the disappearing dynamicsPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Journal of Neural Engineering|September 2, 2005
An overview of adaptive model theory: solving the problems of redundancy, resources, and nonlinear interactions in human movement controlPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|December 13, 2005
Motor maps and synergiesPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|May 4, 2010
On theory of motor synergiesPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|August 3, 2010
The BUMP model of response planning: intermittent predictive control accounts for 10 Hz physiological tremorRobin T Bye, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|March 7, 2003
Anisotropic tracking: evidence for automatic synergy formation in a bimanual taskPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|September 9, 2008
The BUMP model of response planning: variable horizon predictive control accounts for the speed-accuracy tradeoffs and velocity profiles of aimed movementRobin T Bye, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|March 7, 2003
A simulation study of the degrees of freedom of movement in reaching and graspingJianming Jiang, Yueshi Shen, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|December 13, 2005
Degrees of freedom and motor planning in purposive movementYalchin Oytam, Peter D Neilson, Nicholas J O'Dwyer
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Human Movement Science|March 7, 2003
Evidence for internal representation of a static nonlinearity in a visual tracking taskAsim Ghous, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|November 16, 2004
A new view on visuomotor channels: the case of the disappearing dynamicsPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Journal of Neural Engineering|September 2, 2005
An overview of adaptive model theory: solving the problems of redundancy, resources, and nonlinear interactions in human movement controlPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|December 13, 2005
Motor maps and synergiesPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|May 4, 2010
On theory of motor synergiesPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|August 3, 2010
The BUMP model of response planning: intermittent predictive control accounts for 10 Hz physiological tremorRobin T Bye, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|March 7, 2003
Anisotropic tracking: evidence for automatic synergy formation in a bimanual taskPeter D Neilson, Megan D Neilson
Human Movement Science|September 9, 2008
The BUMP model of response planning: variable horizon predictive control accounts for the speed-accuracy tradeoffs and velocity profiles of aimed movementRobin T Bye, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|March 7, 2003
A simulation study of the degrees of freedom of movement in reaching and graspingJianming Jiang, Yueshi Shen, Peter D Neilson
Human Movement Science|December 13, 2005
Degrees of freedom and motor planning in purposive movementYalchin Oytam, Peter D Neilson, Nicholas J O'Dwyer
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