The Neurophysiology of Sensorimotor Prosthetic Control.¶
Kaufmann, M. (2024). The Neurophysiology of Sensorimotor Prosthetic Control. BMC Biomedical Engineering, 6.
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- Cue Outcome Decoupling
- In prosthetics and sensory substitution, a trained mapping from cue to body-state is calibrated until surgery or device replacement breaks it.
This sourceDocuments that sensorimotor neuroprostheses require frequent recalibration of sensory-encoder and motor-decoder mappings as the cue-to-body-state relationship drifts or is disrupted by device change.
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Supports that prosthetic and neuroprosthetic mappings need frequent recalibration, but not that they hold until surgery or device replacement breaks them, or sensory substitution.
“SM neuroprostheses require frequent daily calibration of the sensory encoder and motor decoder algorithms (to maintain responsive per- formance)”
- In prosthetics and sensory substitution, a trained mapping from cue to body-state is calibrated until surgery or device replacement breaks it.
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