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A Mathematical Model of Reliability-Dependent Sensory Reweighting in Quiet Standing
Human quiet standing relies on vestibular, proprioceptive, and visual information whose contributions change with sensory context. Dynamic posturography characterizes this reweighting through responses to visual-scene and support-surface perturbations, but a compact mathematical account of how senso
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