Statistics in motion: Does the infant motor system predict actions based on their transitional probability?

Tommaso Ghilardi; Marlene Meyer; Claire Monroy; Sarah Gerson; Sabine Hunnius

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/79NTM

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Statistics in motion: Does the infant motor system predict actions based on their transitional probability?

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Tommaso Ghilardi
Marlene Meyer
Claire Monroy
Sarah Gerson
Sabine Hunnius

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