The role of feedforward control in motor planning
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (5):896-897 (2001)
| Abstract | In dynamical systems models feedforward is needed to guide planning and to process unknown and unpredictable events. Feedforward could help Theory of Event Coding (TEC) integrate control processes and could model human performance in action planning in a more flexible and powerful way. | |||||||||
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