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Mathematical modelling of interactive tapping reveals tap intervals as strongest predictor of subsequent tap timing
Successful interpersonal rhythmic coordination requires people to continuously adapt both the timing and tempo of their actions to one another. Classical error-correction models distinguish these processes as phase and period correction, typically modeling them as responses to instantaneous and cumu
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