Biological Cybernetics, Volume 73

Volume 73, Number 1, July 1995

• Gert Hauske:
  Editorial. 1
  
• Yasuhiro Wada, Mitsuo Kawato:
  A theory for cursive handwriting based on the minimization principle. 3-13
  
• Yasuhiro Wada, Yasuharu Koike, Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson, Mitsuo Kawato:
  A computational theory for movement pattern recognition based on optimal movement pattern generation. 15-25
  
• Dagmar Sternad, David Collins, Michael T. Turvey:
  The detuning factor in the dynamics of interlimb rhythmic coordination. 27-35
  
• Jaywoo Kim, Hooshang Hemami:
  Control of a one-link arm by burst signal generators. 37-47
  
• Klaus Kopecz, Gregor Schöner:
  Saccadic motor planning by integrating visual information and pre-information on neural dynamic fields. 49-60
  
• Gábor J. Tóth, Szabolcs Kovács, András Lörincz:
  Genetic algorithm with alphabet optimization. 61-68
  
• Laura Martignon, H. Von Hassein, Sonja Grün, Ad Aertsen, Günther Palm:
  Detecting higher-order interactions among the spiking events in a group of neurons. 69-81
  
• Heino Mohrmann, Peter Thier:
  The influence of structured visual backgrounds on smooth-pursuit initiation, steady-state pursuit and smooth-pursuit termination. 83-93
  
• Réjean Plamondon:
  Errata: A kinematic theory of rapid human movements, Part I. 95
  
• Réjean Plamondon:
  Errata: A kinematic theory of rapid human movements, Part II. 95
  

Volume 73, Number 2, August 1995

• Gentaro Taga:
  A model of the neuro-musculo-skeletal system for human locomotion. 97-111
  
• Gentaro Taga:
  A model of the neuro-musculo-skeletal system for human locomotion. 113-121
  
• D. Reimann, T. Ditzinger, E. Fischer, Hermann Haken:
  Vergence eye movement control and multivalent perception of autostereograms. 123-128
  
• Paul F. Pinsky, John Rinzel:
  Synchrony measures for biological neural networks. 129-137
  
• J. P. Obusek, K. G. Holt, R. M. Rosenstein:
  The hybrid mass-spring pendulum model of human leg swinging: stiffness in the control of cycle period. 139-147
  
• Y. A. Bedrov, G. N. Akoev, O. E. Dick:
  On the relationship between the number of negative slope regions in the voltage-current curve of the Hodgkin-Huxley model and its parameter values. 149-154
  
• R. J. MacGregor, F. G. Ascarrunz, Michael A. Kisley:
  Characterization, scaling, and partial representation of neural junctions and coordinated firing patterns by dynamic similarity. 155-166
  
• F. G. Ascarrunz, Michael A. Kisley, K. A. Flach, R. W. Hamilton, R. J. MacGregor:
  Characterization, scaling, and partial representation of diffuse and discrete input junctions to CA3 hippocampus. 167-176
  
• R. D. Hangartner, P. Cull:
  A ternary logic model for recurrent neuromime networks with delay. 177-188
  
• Andrew V. Poliakov, Timothy S. Miles, Michael A. Nordstrom:
  Discharge patterns of tonically firing human motoneurones. 189-194
  

Volume 73, Number 3, August 1995

• Rainer Malaka, Thomas Ragg, Martin Hammer:
  Kinetic models of odor transduction implemented as artificial neural networks. 195-207
  
• Junko Inoue, Shunsuke Sato, Luigi M. Ricciardi:
  On the parameter estimation for diffusion models of single neuron's activities. 209-221
  
• Guang Yue, Andrew J. Fuglevand, Michael A. Nordstrom, Roger M. Enoka:
  Limitations of the surface electromyography technique for estimating motor unit synchronization. 223-233
  
• M. Ould Hénoune, Roger Cerf:
  Time reparametrization of phase trajectories as a test for attractor-ruled dynamics: application to electroencephalographic alpha-waves. 235-243
  
• Gisbert Schneider, Johannes Schuchhardt, Paul Wrede:
  Development of simple fitness landscapes for peptides by artificial neural filter systems. 245-254
  
• Rainer Scharf, Malte Meesmann, Jan Boese, Dante R. Chialvo, Klaus-Dietrich Kniffki:
  General relation between variance-time curve and power spectral density for point processes exhibiting 1/f^beta-fluctuations, with special reference to heart rate variability. 255-263
  
• Peter F. Dominey:
  Complex sensory-motor sequence learning based on recurrent state representation and reinforcement learning. 265-274
  
• D. I. Stephanova, H. Bostock:
  A distributed-parameter model of the myelinated human motor nerve fibre: temporal and spatial distributions of action potentials and ionic currents. 275-280
  
• Paul C. Bressloff:
  Integro-differential equations and the stability of neural networks with dendritic structure. 281-290
  
• Peter F. Dominey:
  Complex sensory-motor sequence learning based on recurrent state representation and reinforcement learning. 265-273
  

Volume 73, Number 4, September 1995

• Yasuharu Koike, Mitsuo Kawato:
  Estimation of dynamic joint torques and trajectory formation from surface electromyography signals using a neural network model. 291-300
  
• C. (Lieke) E. Peper, Peter J. Beek, Piet C. W. van Wieringen:
  Frequency-induced phase transitions in bimanual tapping. 301-309
  
• Simon R. Goodman, Gerald L. Gottlieb:
  Analysis of kinematic invariances of multijoint reaching movement. 311-322
  
• Emmanuel Chiva, Philippe Tarroux:
  Evolution of biological regulation networks under complex environmental constraints. 323-333
  
• Károly F. Pál:
  Genetic algorithm with local optimization. 335-341
  
• Herbert Heuer, Richard A. Schmidt, Dina Ghodsian:
  Generalized motor programs for rapid bimanual tasks: a two-level multiplicative-rate model. 343-356
  
• Ben H. Jansen, Vincent G. Rit:
  Electroencephalogram and visual evoked potential generation in a mathematical model of coupled cortical columns. 357-366
  
• G. Phanendra Babu:
  Clustering in non-stationary environments using a clan-based evolutionary approach. 367-374
  
• G. L. Yuen, P. E. Hockberger, J. C. Houk:
  Bistability in cerebellar Purkinje cell dendrites modelled with high-threshold calcium and delayed-rectifier potassium channels. 375-388
  

Volume 73, Number 5, October 1995

• Alfred Nischwitz, Helmut Glünder:
  Local lateral inhibition: a key to spike synchronization? 389-400
  
• Ken-ichiro Miura, Koji Kurata, Takashi Nagano:
  Self-organization of the velocity selectivity of a directionally selective neural network. 401-407
  
• Kenneth S. Olree, Christopher L. Vaughan:
  Fundamental patterns of bilateral muscle activity in human locomotion. 409-414
  
• Rüdiger Voss, Jochen Zeil:
  Automatic tracking of complex objects under natural conditions. 415-423
  
• Andrew S. French, Vasilis Z. Marmarelis:
  Nonlinear neuronal mode analysis of action potential encoding in the cockroach tactile spine neuron. 425-430
  
• A. John van Opstal, K. Hepp:
  A novel interpretation for the collicular role in saccade generation. 431-445
  
• Shoji Tanaka, Noriaki Nakayama:
  Numerical simulation of neuronal population coding: influences of noise and tuning width on the coding error. 447-456
  
• Petr Lánský, Laura Sacerdote, Francesca Tomassetti:
  On the comparison of Feller and Ornstein-Uhlenbeck models for neural activity. 457-465
  
• José Luis Contreras-Vidal, George E. Stelmach:
  A neural model of basal ganglia-thalamocortical relations in normal and parkinsonian movement. 467-476
  
• Werner Lutzenberger, Hubert Preissl, Friedemann Pulvermüller:
  Fractal dimension of electroencephalographic time series and underlying brain processes. 477-482
  

Volume 73, Number 6, November 1995

• Georg Hartmann, Rüdiger Wehner:
  The ant's path integration system: a neural architecture. 483-497
  
• P. J. Beek, R. C. Schmidt, A. W. Morris, M.-Y. Sim, Michael T. Turvey:
  Linear and nonlinear stiffness and friction in biological rhythmic movements. 499-507
  
• S. Das, N. J. Gandhi, E. L. Keller:
  Open-loop simulations of the primate saccadic system using burst cell discharge from the superior colliculus. 509-518
  
• Jeroen B. J. Smeets, Eli Brenner:
  Prediction of a moving target's position in fast goal-directed action. 519-528
  
• J. M. J. Murre, D. P. F. Sturdy:
  The connectivity of the brain: multi-level quantitative analysis. 529-545
  
• Alexander D. Logvinenko:
  On deriving analyser characteristics from summation-at-threshold data. 547-552
  
• T. L. Carroll:
  Synchronization and complex dynamics in pulse-coupled circuit models of neurons. 553-559
  
• Dario L. Ringach:
  A 'tachometer' feedback model of smooth pursuit eye movements. 561-568
  
• Thomas Wittmann, Helmut Schwegler:
  Path integration - a network model. 569-575
  

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