Decoding motor patterns as a function of word length.

<p>(A) Smoothed frequency of first fixation (dff) position according to the position in the word (relative position in characters, characters are overlaid with the graph for representational purpose, the first letter starts in the position 0 and end in the position 1 and so on) for good decode...

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Main Author:	Viet Chau Linh Nguyen (21601707) (author)
Other Authors:	Guillaume Lio (3779419) (author), Thomas Perret (21601710) (author), Alice Gomez (3779422) (author), Angela Sirigu (353601) (author)
Published:	2025
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Decoding motor patterns as a function of word length.

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