Biological Cybernetics, Volume 68

Volume 68, Number 1, November 1992

• Jeanette Hellgren, Sten Grillner, Anders Lansner:
  Computer simulation of the segmental neural network generating locomotion in lamprey by using populations of network interneurons. 1-13
  
• Jaap van Pelt:
  A simple vector implementation of the Laplace-transformed cable equations in passive dendritic trees. 15-21
  
• J. H. van Hateren:
  A theory of maximizing sensory information. 23-29
  
• Nicolaos B. Karayiannis, Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos:
  On the performance of single-layered neural networks. 31-41
  
• Paul Patton, Elizabeth Thomas, Robert E. Wyatt:
  A computational model of vertical signal propagation in the primary visual cortex. 43-52
  
• D. I. Sidelnikov, O. V. Gritsenko, A. P. Simonova, Nikolay G. Rambidi, A. A. Polezhaev, D. S. Chernavskii:
  Nonlinear dynamics of the distributed biochemical systems functioning in the dissipative structure formation mode. 53-62
  
• Simon R. Gutman, Gerald L. Gottlieb:
  Basic functions of variability of simple pre-planned movements. 63-73
  
• David T. Westwick, Robert E. Kearney:
  A new algorithm for the identification of multiple input Wiener systems. 75-85
  
• Guido Bugmann:
  Multiplying with neurons: Compensation for irregular input spike trains by using time-dependent synaptic efficiencies. 87-92
  
• Arjen van Ooyen, Jaap van Pelt, Michael A. Corner, Fernando H. Lopes da Silva:
  The emergence of long-lasting transients of activity in simple neural networks. 93
  

Volume 68, Number 2, December 1992

• Mitsuo Kawato, Hiroaki Gomi:
  A computational model of four regions of the cerebellum based on feedback-error learning. 95-103
  
• Hiroaki Gomi, Mitsuo Kawato:
  Adaptive feedback control models of the vestibulocerebellum and spinocerebellum. 105-114
  
• Roger Cerf, M. Oumarrakchi, M. L. Ben Maati, M. Sefrioui:
  Doublet-split-scaling of correlation integrals in non-linear dynamics and in neurobiology. 115-124
  
• Susan A. Werness, S. Dale Fay, Kim T. Blackwell, Thomas P. Vogl, Daniel L. Alkon:
  Associative learning in a network model of Hermissenda crassicornis. 125-133
  
• Gábor T. Bartha, Richard F. Thompson:
  Control of rabbit nictitating membrane movements. 135-143
  
• Gábor T. Bartha, Richard F. Thompson:
  Control of rabbit nictitating membrane movements. 145-154
  
• Andrzej Cichocki, Rolf Unbehauen:
  Neural networks for computing eigenvalues and eigenvectors. 155-164
  
• Volkmar Weiss:
  The relationship between short-term memory capacity and EEG power spectral density. 165-172
  
• Kevin N. Gurney, M. J. Wright:
  A self-organising neural network model of image velocity encoding. 173-181
  
• Karl-Theodor Kalveram:
  A neural network model rapidly learning gains and gating of reflexes necessary to adapt to an arm's dynamics. 183-191
  

Volume 68, Number 3, January 1993

• F. Grüneis, M. Nakao, Y. Mizutani, M. Yamamoto, M. Meesmann, T. Musha:
  Further study on 1/f fluctuations observed in central single neurons during REM sleep. 193-198
  
• Mandyam V. Srinivasan, Z. F. Jin, Gert Stange, M. R. Ibbotson:
  'Vector white noise': a technique for mapping the motion receptive fields of direction-selective visual neurons. 199-207
  
• Thomas B. Kepler, Eve Marder:
  Spike initiation and propagation on axons with slow inward currents. 209-214
  
• Satoshi Yamada, Michio Nakashima, Kenji Matsumoto, Satoru Shiono:
  Information theoretic analysis of action potential trains. 215-220
  
• Miro Pobuda, Casper J. Erkelens:
  The relationship between absolute disparity and ocular vergence. 221-228
  
• Glenn A. Myers, Lawrence Stark:
  Level dependent signal flow in the light pupil reflex. 229-234
  
• Glenn A. Myers, Julie A. Gannon, Lawrence W. Stark:
  Level dependent signal flow in the light pupil reflex. 235-240
  
• Glenn A. Myers, Lawrence Stark:
  Level dependent signal flow in the light pupil reflex. 241-246
  
• Makoto Hirahara, Takashi Nagano:
  A neural network model for visual motion detection that can explain psychophysical and neurophysiological phenomena. 247-252
  
• V. Tolkachev, B. Bershadsky, A. Nemirko:
  Solvability of the electrocardiology inverse problem for a moving dipole. 253-258
  
• H. J. Pfeiffer, U. T. Koch, Ulrich Bässler:
  Mass-induced oscillations in the femur-tibia control system of stick insects. 259-266
  
• Friedemann Awiszus:
  Quantification and statistical verification of neuronal stimulus responses from noisy spike train data. 267-274
  
• Ben H. Jansen, George Zouridakis, Michael E. Brandt:
  A neurophysiologically-based mathematical model of flash visual evoked potentials. 275-283
  
• E. Erwin, Klaus Obermayer, Klaus Schulten:
  Erratum. 285
  

Volume 68, Number 4, February 1993

• J. J. Collins, Ian Stewart:
  Hexapodal gaits and coupled nonlinear oscillator models. 287-298
  
• Malte Meesmann, Ferdinand Grüneis, Peter Flachenecker, Klaus-Dietrich Kniffki:
  A new method for analysis of heart rate variability: counting statistics of 1/f fluctuations. 299-306
  
• Barry E. Willner, Willard L. Miranker, Chien-Ping Lu:
  Neural organization of the locomotive oscillator. 307-320
  
• J. M. Hans du Buf:
  Responses of simple cells: events, interferences, and ambiguities. 321-333
  
• Mayank R. Mehta, Chandan Dasgupta, Gautam R. Ullal:
  A neural network model for kindling of focal epilepsy: basic mechanism. 335-340
  
• Dmitriy Melkonian:
  Transient analysis of a chemical synaptic transmission. 341-350
  
• H. Ögmen, M. Moussa:
  A neural model for nonassociative learning in a prototypical sensory-motor scheme: the landing reaction in flies. 351-361
  
• Wulfram Gerstner, Raphael Ritz, J. Leo van Hemmen:
  A biologically motivated and analytically soluble model of collective oscillations in the cortex. 363-374
  
• Alan Hreljac:
  The relationship between smoothness and performance during the practice of a lower limb obstacle avoidance task. 375-379
  

Volume 68, Number 5, March 1993

• T. Murata, H. Shimizu:
  Oscillatory binocular system and temporal segmentation of stereoscopic depth surfaces. 381-391
  
• David Somers, Nancy Kopell:
  Rapid synchronization through fast threshold modulation. 393-407
  
• Carl Edward Rasmussen, David J. Willshaw:
  Presynaptic and postsynaptic competition in models for the development of neuromuscular connections. 409-419
  
• Endre E. Kadar, R. C. Schmidt, Michael T. Turvey:
  Constants underlying frequency changes in biological rhythmic movements. 421-430
  
• Gerhard Manteuffel, Gerhard Roth:
  A model of the saccadic sensorimotor system of salamanders. 431-440
  
• C. D. Myre, D. J. Woodward:
  Bistability, switches and working memory in a two-neuron inhibitory-feedback model. 441-449
  
• L. Dabrowski:
  A diffusion model of a neuron and neural nets. 451-454
  
• M. Herrmann, Eytan Ruppin, Marius Usher:
  A neural model of the dynamic activation of memory. 455-463
  
• Martin Stetter, Elmar Wolfgang Lang, A. Müller:
  Emergence of orientation selective simple cells simulated in deterministic and stochastic neural networks. 465-476
  

Volume 68, Number 6, April 1993

• Ichiro Shimada, Yoshiyuki Kawazoe, Hiroaki Hara:
  A temporal model of animal behavior based on a fractality in the feeding of Drosophila melanogaster. 477-481
  
• Tsuyoshi Chawanya, Toshio Aoyagi, Ikuko Nishikawa, Koji Okuda, Yoshiki Kuramoto:
  A model for feature linking via collective oscillations in the primary visual cortex. 483-490
  
• Kiyohiko Nakamura:
  A theory of cerebral learning regulated by the reward system. 491-498
  
• Menashe Dornay, Terence D. Sanger:
  Equilibrium point control of a monkey arm simulator by a fast learning tree structured artificial neural network. 499-508
  
• Jean-Claude Gilhodes, Yves Coiton, J. P. Roll, Bernard Ans:
  Propriomuscular coding of kinaesthetic sensation. 509-517
  
• Uwe Müller-Wilm:
  A neuron-like network with the ability to learn coordinated movement patterns. 519-526
  
• Pawel Kaluzny, Remigiusz Tarnecki:
  Recurrence plots of neuronal spike trains. 527-534
  
• Christopher I. Connolly, J. Brian Burns:
  A model for the functioning of the striatum. 535-544
  
• Jan Zadák, Rolf Unbehauen:
  An application of mapping neural networks and a digital signal processor for cochlear neuroprostheses. 545-552
  
• Friedemann Awiszus:
  Sensitivity of different stimulus-timing strategies for the detection of small excitations in noisy spike train data. 553-558
  
• P. Hamilton:
  A language to describe the growth of neurites. 559-565
  

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