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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Equilibrium point hypothesis (EPH)"”.

  1. A study of kinematics and kinetics in time-constrained arm movements

    Several studies such as the equilibrium point hypothesis (EPH) purport that the motor signals that descend from the brain instead of encoding muscle torques, influence an existing relationship between muscle torque and body configuration. In the present study, the possibility of torque depending …

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  2. Cerebral spasticity modeled as disorded equilibrium point control

    … takes the novel approach of incorporating the equilibrium point hypothesis into a trajectory-based analysis of pendulum knee motion. The Equilibrium Point Hypothesis (EPH) of motor control theorizes that the central nervous system (CNS) provides a virtual trajectory of joint motion, …

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  3. Modeling of equilibrium point trajectory control in human arm movements

    The underlying concept of the Equilibrium Point Hypothesis (EPH) is that the CNS provides a virtual trajectory of joint motion, representing spacing and timing, with actual movement dynamics being produced by interactions of limb inertia, muscle viscosity and speed/position feedback from muscle …

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