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Fisher-Rao Distance Detects Shifts in Kinematic Profiles under Cognitive Load
Motor control research involves the study of movement kinematics derived from the positional trajectories that complex motions describe. In natural, unconstrained motions requiring cognitive and memory processes in real time, the temporal speed profiles are not bell-shaped, may have multiple maxima
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