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EMG

EMG EMG refers to electromyography signals, which measure muscle activation over time and can be analyzed for features such as amplitude, waveform shape, and overlap between muscles.

EMG refers to electromyography signals, which measure muscle activation over time and can be analyzed for features such as amplitude, waveform shape, and overlap between muscles. In motor learning research, EMG is used to study how muscles work together, including co-contraction of opposing muscles during movement.

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Drafting source: Carey Hannah D.; De Groote Friedl; Sawers Andrew. A comparative analysis of co-contraction indices using synthetic EMG data: Implications for selection and interpretation. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0343081; article XML SHA-256 92f5fc2f314ae137828e6250f4f7959b13d8dbdeb2dea749c75646332180f1e3. “A comparative analysis of co-contraction indices using synthetic EMG data: Implications for selection and interpretation” (10.1371/journal.pone.0343081).
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