Physics of Biological Action and Perception helps researchers
interested in exploring biological motor control from a physics or
alternative viewpoint perspective. The book introduces the idea of
parametric control as a distinguishing feature of living systems.
Sections cover how the CNS creates stable percepts based on fuzzy
and continuously changing signals from numerous receptors and the
variable processes related to ongoing actions. The author also
develops the idea of control with referent coordinates to stability
of salient variables in fields typically united under the label of
"cognition." Examples of this include communication (how the gist
of a message is preserved despite variability of phrases), thought
processes (how one can solve a mental problem via different logical
routes), and playing chess (how one selects an optimal move given a
position on the board). The book is written for researchers,
instructors, clinicians and other professionals in all the fields
related to biological movement and perception.
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