INTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS FOR THE GENERALIZATION OF MOTOR MEMORIES

INTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS FOR THE GENERALIZATION OF MOTOR MEMORIES

by Jordan Brayanov Brayanov

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Movement and memory are two of the most fundamental components of our existence. From the moment of birth, we rely on a variety of movements to interact with people and objects around us, and as we grow, we continuously form new motor memories to improve the fidelity of these interactions by exploring and learning more about our environment, especially in unfamiliar situations, ultimately becoming better equipped to handle novel and unknown environments.

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