Changes to task relevance in redundant motor environments distinguish structure learning from adaptation
Motor actions often exceed the dimensionality of task feedback, which creates control redundancy that requires learners to identify which movement dimensions influence task outcomes. The computations that shape learning in redundant tasks, especially when task-relevant spaces change, remain unclear. We studied this by combining established visuomotor perturbation approaches with a redundant motor…
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