Microslip as a dynamical system

A simple recurrent neural network was constructed to simulate a novel action selection dynamics. The selection process becomes complex when more than two action repertoires are possible. Even with a simple task, one often experiences making an unintentional form of movement or slip of action. One example is called a microslip, named and reported by Reed and Schoenherr. We propose a model of such slip-like behaviour based on the dynamical systems viewpoint.