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Modeling of Goal-oriented Human Motion Evolution using Hidden Markov Models.

Ahmed et al., 2019

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16496793671017270672
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Ahmed E
El-Khoribi R
Muzy A
Bernot G
Darwish G
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ICPRAM

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Humans have the ability to make many complex movements at the same time with full coordination through the whole body. This requires control of all body muscles. The body muscles are controlled by the Central Nervous System (CNS) which consists of the brain …
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