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Error- and Prediction-Driven Motor Learning in the Cortico-Cerebellar Loop
Robust control under delayed sensory feedback remains a key challenge in both robotics and neuroscience. Classical cerebellar models explain delay compensation through forward prediction but fail to account for fast online corrections and rapid adaptation observed in biological systems. We propose
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