JNP Micro Podcasts: Working memory constraints for visuomotor retrieval strategies

Journal of Neurophysiology
14/10/2024 8 min Episodio 122
JNP Micro Podcasts: Working memory constraints for visuomotor retrieval strategies

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Join coauthor Carlos A. Velázquez-Vargas in this insightful episode as he delves into the research titled "Working Memory Constraints for Visuomotor Retrieval Strategies." Discover how humans adapt to feedback perturbations in various visuomotor rotation tasks by tapping into their working memory for successful solutions. Carlos explains the use of a Bayesian latent-mixture model to uncover the impact of guessing and low-precision memories on performance as the number of memorized solutions increases. Tune in to learn how extended practice can help overcome these constraints by enhancing long-term memory retrieval, paving the way for improved visuomotor skills. 
 
Working memory constraints for visuomotor retrieval strategies
Carlos A. Velázquez-Vargas and Jordan A. Taylor
Journal of Neurophysiology 2024 132:2, 347-361

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