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ORCIDBiological Cybernetics, Volume 66
Volume 66, Number 1, November 1991
- Manfred Fahle, Günther Palm:
Perceptual rivalry between illusory and real contours. 1-8 - Chi-Sang Poon:
Optimization behavior of brainstem respiratory neurons. 9-17 - Yo Horikawa:
Noise effects on spike propagation in the stochastic Hodgkin-Huxley models. 19-25 - Paul Dean, John E. W. Mayhew, Neil A. Thacker, Pat Langdon:
Saccade control in a simulated robot camera-head system: neural net architectures for efficient learning of inverse kinematics. 27-36 - U. Mortensen, U. Suhl:
An evaluation of sensory noise in the human visual system. 37-47 - L. F. Abbott, Edward Farhi, Sam Gutmann:
The path integral for dendritic trees. 49-60 - Bruno Apolloni, Alberto Bertoni, Paola Campadelli, Diego de Falco:
Asymmetric Boltzmann machines. 61-70 - Vladimir Albrecht, Milan Palus
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The spectral dynamics and its applications in EEG. 71-78 - J. Berner, C. D. Woody:
Local adaptations of two naturally occurring neuronal conductances, gK+(A) and gK+(Ca), allow for associative conditioning and contiguity judgements in artificial neural networks. 79-86
Volume 66, Number 2, December 1991
- M. Namik Oguztöreli, Richard B. Stein:
The effect of variable mechanical impedance on the control of antagonistic muscles. 87-93 - Ruben Budelli, Julián Torres, Eleonora Catsigeras, Heber Enrich:
Two-neurons network. 95-101 - S. M. Dawis:
Signal transmission through a metabolic cycle follows the compression hypothesis or a weak Weber's law. 103-113 - Wolfgang Banzhaf, Kazuo Kyuma:
The time-into-intensity-mapping network. 115-121 - R. Siminoff:
Simulated bipolar cells in fovea of human retina. 123-135 - R. Siminoff:
Simulated bipolar cells in fovea of human retina. 137-150 - Ashish Ghosh, Nikhil R. Pal, Sankar K. Pal:
Image segmentation using a neural network. 151-158 - Katarzyna J. Blinowska, M. Malinowski:
Non-linear and linear forecasting of the EEG time series. 159-165 - Yves Coiton, Jean-Claude Gilhodes, Jean-Luc Velay, J. P. Roll:
A neural network model for the intersensory coordination involved in goal-directed movements. 167-176 - W. McIlhagga:
A model for simple cells as optimal edge detectors. 177-183 - Nonna A. Dimitrova, George V. Dimitrov:
Difference in excitability along geometrically inhomogeneous structures and occurrence of "hot spots". 185-189 - R. Siminoff:
A simulated human fovea: the L-type cells of the magnocellular pathway. 191-202
Volume 66, Number 3, January 1992
- Carey D. Balaban, Michael Ariel:
A "beat-to-beat" interval generator for optokinetic nystagmus. 203-216 - Nicholas V. Swindale:
A model for the coordinated development of columnar systems in primate striate cortex. 217-230 - Dora E. Angelaki, G. A. Bush, A. A. Perachio:
A model for the characterization of the spatial properties in vestibular neurons. 231-240 - David Mumford:
On the computational architecture of the neocortex. 241-251 - Maria Piotrkiewicz, L. Churikova, R. Person:
Excitability of single firing human motoneurones to single and repetitive stimulation (experiment and model). 253-259 - Bagrat R. Amirikian, Alexander V. Lukashin:
A neural network learns trajectory of motion from the least action principle. 261-264 - Ehud Zohary:
Population coding of visual stimuli by cortical neurons tuned to more than one dimension. 265-272 - Risto Miikkulainen:
Trace feature map: a model of episodic associative memory. 273-282 - Filippo Menczer, Domenico Parisi:
Evidence of hyperplanes in the genetic learning of neural networks. 283-289 - Balamurali Krishna Ambati, Jayakrishna Ambati, Mazen Moein Mokhtar:
Heuristic combinatorial optimization by simulated Darwinian evolution: a polynomial time algorithm for the Traveling Salesman Problem. 290
Volume 66, Number 4, February 1992
- Robert C. Emerson, Michael J. Korenberg, Mark C. Citron:
Identification of complex-cell intensive nonlinearities in a cascade model of cat visual cortex. 291-300 - K. Nicholas Leibovic, Roberto Moreno-Díaz:
Rod outer segments are designed for optimum photon detection. 301-306 - John A. White, Paul B. Manis, Eric D. Young:
The parameter identification problem for the somatic shunt model. 307-318 - Roman Borisyuk, Alexandr B. Kirillov:
Bifurcation analysis of a neural network model. 319-325 - William B. Thompson, Daniel J. Kersten, William R. Knecht:
Structure-from-motion based on information at surface boundaries. 327-333 - Jeffrey Dean:
A model of leg coordination in the stick insect, Carausius morosus. 335-343 - Jeffrey Dean:
A model of leg coordination in the stick insect, Carausim morosus. 345-355 - Riender Happee:
Time optimality in the control of human movements. 357-366 - James T. Buchanan:
Neural network simulations of coupled locomotor oscillators in the lamprey spinal cord. 367-374 - Jacek Mandziuk, Bohdan Macuk:
A neural network designed to solve the N-Queens Problem. 375-379 - Manfred Fahle, Günther Palm:
Erratum. 380
Volume 66, Number 5, March 1992
- Thomas B. Kepler, L. F. Abbott, Eve Marder:
Reduction of conductance-based neuron models. 381-387 - Thomas J. Anastasio:
Simulating vestibular compensation using recurrent back-propagation. 389-397 - M. D. Goldfinger, V. R. Roettger, J. C. Pearson:
Theoretical studies of impulse propagation in serotonergic axons. 399-406 - V. Gusev, L. Semenov:
A model for optimal processing of multisensory information in the system for maintaining body orientation in the human. 407-411 - Y. A. Bedrov, G. N. Akoev, O. E. Dick:
Partition of the Hodgkin-Huxley type model parameter space into the regions of qualitatively different solutions. 413-418 - Bruce E. Rosen, James M. Goodwin, Jacques J. Vidal:
Process control with adaptive range coding. 419-428 - Norberto M. Grzywacz, Peter Hillman, Bruce W. Knight:
Response transfer functions of Limulus ventral photoreceptors: interpretation in terms of transduction mechanisms. 429-435 - Norberto M. Grzywacz, Peter Hillman, Bruce W. Knight:
The amplitudes of unit events in Limulus photoreceptors are modulated from an input that resembles the overall response. 437-441 - El-S. Hassan:
Mathematical description of the stimuli to the lateral line system of fish derived from a three-dimensional flow field analysis. 443-452 - El-S. Hassan:
Mathematical description of the stimuli to the lateral line system of fish derived from a three-dimensional flow field analysis. 453-461
Volume 66, Number 6, April 1992
- Reza Shadmehr, Michael A. Arbib:
A mathematical analysis of the force-stiffness characteristics of muscles in control of a single joint system. 463-477 - C. Gantert, Josef Honerkamp, Jens Timmer:
Analyzing the dynamics of hand tremor time series. 479-484 - Eric K. Neumann, David A. Wheeler, Adam S. Bernstein, Jamie W. Burnside, Jeffrey C. Hall:
Artificial neural network classification of Drosophila courtship song mutants. 485-496 - Joachim H. Rieger:
Generic properties of edges and "corners" on smooth greyvalue surfaces. 497-502 - Christopher Cherniak:
Local optimization of neuron arbors. 503-510 - Ching-Ping Chou, Blake Hannaford:
Dual stable point model of muscle activation and deactivation. 511-523 - Michael G. Paulin:
Digital filters for firing rate estimation. 525-531 - Tapio Grönfors, Martti Juhola, R. Johansson:
Evaluation of some nonrecursive digital filters for signals of auditory evoked responses. 533-536 - Friedemann Awiszus:
Analytical reconstruction of the neuronal input current from spike train data. 537-542 - Herman P. Snippe, Jan J. Koenderink:
Discrimination thresholds for channel-coded systems. 543-551
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