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Kinematic properties of reaching movements reflect constraints imposed
on the joint angles. Contemporary models present solutions to the red
undancy problem by a pseudoinverse procedure (Whitney 1969) or without
any inversion (Berkenblit et al. 1986). Feldman & Levin suggest a pro
cedure based on a regular inversion. These procedures are considered a
s an outcome of a more general approach.