Biological Cybernetics, Volume 100

Volume 100, Number 1, January 2009

Volume 100: Half a Century of Biological Cybernetics

J. Leo van Hemmen:
Editorial to volume 100 of Biological Cybernetics. 1-3
Andrea Greve, David C. Sterratt, David I. Donaldson, David J. Willshaw, Mark C. W. van Rossum:
Optimal learning rules for familiarity detection. 11-19
Andreas Bahmer, Gerald Langner:
A simulation of chopper neurons in the cochlear nucleus with wideband input from onset neurons. 21-33
Claudio Castellini, P. Patrick van der Smagt:
Surface EMG in advanced hand prosthetics. 35-47
Jacoba E. Smit, Tania Hanekom, Johan J. Hanekom:
Modelled temperature-dependent excitability behaviour of a single ranvier node for a human peripheral sensory nerve fibre. 49-58
Tim C. Kietzmann, Sascha Lange, Martin A. Riedmiller:
Computational object recognition: a biologically motivated approach. 59-79
Adrian Haith, Sethu Vijayakumar:
Implications of different classes of sensorimotor disturbance for cerebellar-based motor learning models. 81-95

Dusan Ristanovic, Nebojsa T. Milosevic, Herbert F. Jelinek, Ivan B. Stefanovic:
Mathematical modelling of neuronal dendritic branching patterns in two dimensions: application to retinal ganglion cells in the cat and rat. 97-108
Luca Ascari, Ulisse Bertocchi, Paolo Corradi, Cecilia Laschi, Paolo Dario:
Bio-inspired grasp control in a robotic hand with massive sensorial input. 109-128
Andrei V. Sazonov, Chin Keong Ho, Jan W. M. Bergmans, Johan B. A. M. Arends, Paul A. M. Griep, Evgeny A. Verbitskiy, Pierre J. M. Cluitmans, Paul A. J. M. Boon:
An investigation of the phase locking index for measuring of interdependency of cortical source signals recorded in the EEG. 129-146
Eleni Vasilaki, Stefano Fusi, Xiao-Jing Wang, Walter Senn:
Learning flexible sensori-motor mappings in a complex network. 147-158
Felix Polyakov, Eran Stark, Rotem Drori, Moshe Abeles, Tamar Flash:
Parabolic movement primitives and cortical states: merging optimality with geometric invariance. 159-184

Kameliya Dimova, Michael Denham:
A neurally plausible model of the dynamics of motion integration in smooth eye pursuit based on recursive Bayesian estimation. 185-201
Francis Colas, Fabien Flacher, Thomas Tanner, Pierre Bessière, Benoît Girard:
Bayesian models of eye movement selection with retinotopic maps. 203-214
Maria Piotrkiewicz, Lydia Kudina, Michal Jakubiec:
Computer simulation study of the relationship between the profile of excitatory postsynaptic potential and stimulus-correlated motoneuron firing. 215-230
Paul V. Watkins, Thomas L. Chen, Dennis L. Barbour:
A computational framework for topographies of cortical areas. 231-248
Minija Tamosiunaite, Tamim Asfour, Florentin Wörgötter:
Learning to reach by reinforcement learning using a receptive field based function approximation approach with continuous actions. 249-260

Moritz Bürck, J. Leo van Hemmen:
Neuronal identification of signal periodicity by balanced inhibition. 261-270
Javier Molina-Vilaplana, José Luis Contreras-Vidal, M. T. Herrero-Ezquerro, Juan López Coronado:
A model for altered neural network dynamics related to prehension movements in Parkinson disease. 271-287
Francisco B. Rodríguez, Ramón Huerta:
Techniques for temporal detection of neural sensitivity to external stimulation. 289-297
R. K. Reddy, V. Ramachandra, N. Kumar, Nandini Chatterjee Singh:
Categorization of environmental sounds. 299-306
A. I. Kostyukov, S. V. Lytvynenko, N. V. Bulgakova, A. V. Gorkovenko:
Subthreshold activation of spinal motoneurones in the stretch reflex: experimental data and modeling. 307-318
Boris B. Vladimirskiy, Eleni Vasilaki, Robert Urbanczik, Walter Senn:
Stimulus sampling as an exploration mechanism for fast reinforcement learning. 319-330

Biljana Petreska, Aude Billard:
Movement curvature planning through force field internal models. 331-350
Kuntal Ghosh, Sandip Sarkar, Kamales Bhaumik:
A possible mechanism of stochastic resonance in the light of an extra-classical receptive field model of retinal ganglion cells. 351-359
Andrew Isaac Meso, Johannes M. Zanker:
Speed encoding in correlation motion detectors as a consequence of spatial structure. 361-370
C. A. Brackley, M. S. Turner:
Two-point heterogeneous connections in a continuum neural field model. 371-383
Francisco Roberto Gomes Cardoso, Frederico Alan de Oliveira Cruz, Dílson Silva, Célia Martins Cortez:
Computational modeling of synchronization process of the circadian timing system of mammals. 385-393
Abdul Aziz Bhatti:
Reduced order multiport parallel and multidirectional neural associative memories. 395-407

Special Issue on Neuronal Dynamics of Sensory Coding

André Longtin, John Rinzel:
Neuronal dynamics of sensory coding: the legacy of Jose Pedro Segundo. 409-411
George P. Moore:
Afternoons with Segundo. 413-415
Andrew S. French:
The systems analysis approach to mechanosensory coding. 417-426
Rasmus S. Petersen, Stefano Panzeri, Miguel Maravall:
Neural coding and contextual influences in the whisker system. 427-446
Barry J. Richmond:
Stochasticity, spikes and decoding: sufficiency and utility of order statistics. 447-457
D. R. Brillinger, K. A. Lindsay, J. R. Rosenberg:
Combining frequency and time domain approaches to systems with multiple spike train input and output. 459-474
Connie Sutherland, Brent Doiron, André Longtin:
Feedback-induced gain control in stochastic spiking networks. 475-489
Roman Borisyuk, David Chik, Yakov B. Kazanovich:
Visual perception of ambiguous figures: synchronization based neural models. 491-504
Simon Peter Peron, Fabrizio Gabbiani:
Role of spike-frequency adaptation in shaping neuronal response to dynamic stimuli. 505-520
Brian J. Fischer, José Luis Peña:
Bilateral matching of frequency tuning in neural cross-correlators of the owl. 521-531

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