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Flawed kinematic models cannot provide insight into the nature of motor variability

Plamondon & Alimi's derivation of the kinematic model is mathematically flawed. By simply naming a particular parameter combination “variability,” the model fails to explicate the sources of variability. As a result, the model cannot distinguish between various sources of error, such as those resulting from task demands and those resulting from movement execution.