Spatial Coding of Movement: A Hypothesis Concerning the Coding of Movement Direction by Motor Cortical Populations
Authors:
- A. P. GeorgopoulosAGA. P. Georgopoulos
- R. CaminitiRCR. Caminiti
- J. F. KalaskaJKJ. F. Kalaska
- J. T. MasseyJMJ. T. Massey
- 1 January 1983
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 327-336
Abstract
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