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Degeneracy along the sensorimotor hierarchy: motor control within a framework larger than redundancy
Motor control has described the surplus of solutions available to the nervous system as redundancy, a term that names duplication: interchangeable elements, robust to loss but incapable of differential adaptation. Biology has had a second term for twenty-five years. Degeneracy names elements that ar
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