Decoding Natural Grasping Behaviors: Insights Into MRCP Source Features and Coupling Dynamics
Leying Deng,
Baoguo Xu,
Zelin Gao
et al.
Abstract:The effective decoding of natural grasping behaviors is crucial for the natural control of neural prosthetics. This study aims to investigate the decoding performance of movement-related cortical potential (MRCP) source features between complex grasping actions and explore the temporal and frequency differences in inter-muscular and cortical-muscular coupling strength during movement.Based on the human grasping taxonomy and their frequency, five natural grasping motions-medium wrap, adducted thumb, adduction g… Show more
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