论文信息 - Reorganization of brain activity for multiple internal models

Reorganization of brain activity for multiple internal models

We investigated the reorganization of previously acquired internal models. While human subjects learned to use rotated joysticks, brain activity was measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging. The results suggested that internal models in the left superior cerebellum became closer to each other after the acquisition of a new internal model.

Mitsuo Kawato | Hiroshi Imamizu | Yasuhiro Wada | Satomi Higuchi | Akihiro Toda

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