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Neural structure of a sensory decoder for motor control

Medicine and Health

Neural structure of a sensory decoder for motor control

S. W. Egger and S. G. Lisberger

This groundbreaking research by Seth W. Egger and Stephen G. Lisberger unveils the neural intricacies behind transforming sensory inputs into smooth pursuit eye movements, revealing how target size disrupts established psychophysical norms. Discover a novel model that redefines our understanding of sensory decoding!

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