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Karniel A, and Mussa-Ivaldi FA (2003) Sequence, time or state representation: How does the motor control system adapt to variable environments? Biological Cybernetics 89(1):10-21

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Karniel A (2002) Three creatures named "forward model" Neural Networks 15(3):305-307

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Karniel A, and Mussa-Ivaldi FA (2002) Does the motor control system use multiple models and context switching to cope with a variable environment? Experimental Brain Research 143:520-524, Springer-Verlag

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Karniel A, Meir R, and Inbar GF (2001) Best Estimated Inverse versus Inverse of the Best Estimator. Neural Networks 14:1153-1159

 

Karniel A and Inbar GF (2000)  Human Motor Control: Learning to Control a Time-Varying Non-linear Many-to-One System.   IEEE transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Part C 30(1):1-11

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Karniel A and Inbar GF (1999) The use of a nonlinear muscle model in explaining the relationship between duration, amplitude and peak velocity of human rapid movements.  Journal of Motor Behavior 31 (3):203-206

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Karniel A and Inbar GF (1997) A Model For Learning Human Reaching Movements. Biological Cybernetics 77(3):173-183

 

 

   
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