Neurocomputing, Volume 26

Volume 26-27, June 1999

• Matthias Bethge, Klaus Pawelzik, Theo Geisel:
  Brief pauses as signals for degressing synapses. 1-7
  
• Maria Bykhovskaia, Mary Kate Worden, John T. Hackett:
  Presynaptic facilitation: Quantal analysis and simulations. 9-15
  
• Taraneh Ghaffari-Farazi, Jim-Shih Liaw, Theodore W. Berger:
  Consequence of morphological alterations on synaptic function. 17-27
  
• Yoshihisa Kubota, James M. Bower:
  Decoding time-varying calcium signals by the postsynaptic biochemical network: Computer simulations of molecular kinetics. 29-38
  
• Jeffrey S. Urbach, Geoffrey J. Goodhill:
  Limitations on detection of gradients of diffusible chemicals by axons. 39-43
  
• Ildikó Aradi, William Holmes:
  Active dendrites regulate spatio-temporal synaptic integration in hippocampal dentate granule cells. 45-51
  
• Annemarie Bartels, Raymon M. Glantz:
  A cellular model of directionally selective visual motion detection in crayfish tangential cells. 53-59
  
• Kim T. Blackwell:
  Dynamics of the light-induced current in Hermissenda. 61-67
  
• Victoria Booth:
  A genetic algorithm study on the influence of dendritic plateau potentials on bistable spiking in motoneurons. 69-78
  
• Hans A. Braun, Mathias Dewald, Karlheinz Voigt, Martin T. Huber, Xing Pei, Frank Moss:
  Finding unstable periodic orbits in electroreceptors, cold receptors and hypothalamic neurons. 79-86
  
• David Brown, Jianfeng Feng:
  Is there a problem matching real and model CV(ISI)? 87-91
  
• Anthony N. Burkitt, Graeme M. Clark:
  New technique for analyzing integrate and fire neurons. 93-99
  
• Niraj S. Desai, Sacha B. Nelson, Gina G. Turrigiano:
  Activity-dependent regulation of excitability in rat visual cortical neurons. 101-106
  
• Jim G. Dilmore, Boris S. Gutkin, Bard Ermentrout:
  Effects of dopaminergic modulation of persistent sodium currents on the excitability of prefrontal cortical neurons: A computational study. 107-115
  
• Jianfeng Feng:
  Origin of firing varibility of the integrate-and-fire model. 117-122
  
• Brent A. Field, Alexander R. Pico, Richard T. Marrocco:
  Local cortical injections of glutamate and noradrenaline alter high-frequency (245 Hz) neuronal activity in rat cortex. 123-130
  
• Walter Gall, Ying Zhou:
  Including a second inward conductance in Morris and Lecar dynamics. 131-136
  
• Donald A. Glaser, Davis Barch:
  Motion detection and characterization by an excitable membrane: The "bow wave" model. 137-146
  
• Mark S. Goldman, Sacha B. Nelson, L. F. Abbott:
  Decorrelation of spike trains by synaptic depression. 147-153
  
• Gideon Gradwohl, R. Nitzan, Yoram Grossman:
  Homogeneous distribution of excitatory and inhibitory synapses on the dendrites of the cat surea triceps -motoneurons increases synaptic efficacy: Computer model. 155-162
  
• Charlotte M. Gruner, Don H. Johnson:
  Correlation and neural information coding fidelity and efficiency. 163-168
  
• Shahin Hakimian, Charles H. Anderson, William Thomas Thach:
  A PDF model of populations of Purkinje cells: Non-linear interactions and high variability. 169-175
  
• Hidetoshi Ikeno, Shiro Usui:
  Mathematical description of ionic currents of the Kenyon cell in the mushroom body of honeybee. 177-184
  
• Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleski, Jesper Tegnér, Sten Grillner, Anders Lansner:
  Control of burst proportion and frequency range by drive-dependent modulation of adaptation. 185-191
  
• Máté Lengyel, Ádám Kepecs, Péter Érdi:
  Location-dependent differences between somatic and dendritic IPSPs. 193-197
  
• Jim-Shih Liaw, Theodore W. Berger:
  Dynamic synapse: Harnessing the computing power of synaptic dynamics. 199-206
  
• Shingo Murakami, Akira Hirose:
  A microscopic nervecell analysis theory for elucidating membrane potential dynamics using boundary element method. 207-214
  
• Mike Neubig, Alain Destexhe:
  Low threshold calcium T-current IV curve geometry is alterable through the distribution of T-channels in thalamic relay neurons. 215-221
  
• Michael G. Paulin, Larry F. Hoffman:
  Modelling the firing pattern of bullfrog vestibular neurons responding to naturalistic stimuli. 223-228
  
• Hans E. Plesser, Theo Geisel:
  Bandpass properties of integrate-fire neurons. 229-235
  
• Panayiota Poirazi, Bartlett W. Mel:
  Towards the memory capacity of neurons with active dendrites. 237-245
  
• Barry J. Richmond, John A. Hertz, Timothy J. Gawne:
  The relation between V1 neuronal responses and eye movement-like stimulus presentations. 247-254
  
• Hermann Schobesberger, Boris S. Gutkin, John P. Horn:
  A minimal model for metabotropic modulation of fast synaptic transmission and firing properties in bullfrog sympathetic B neurons. 255-262
  
• Jonathan Z. Simon, Catherine E. Carr, Shihab A. Shamma:
  A dendritic model of coincidence detection in the avian brainstem. 263-269
  
• Volker Steuber, David J. Willshaw:
  Adaptive leaky integrator models of cerebellar Purkinje cells can learn the clustering of temporal patterns. 271-276
  
• Bilin Z. Stiber, Edwin R. Lewis, Michael Stiber, Kenneth R. Henry:
  Categorization of Gerbil auditory fiber responses. 277-283
  
• Fahad Sultan:
  A model of temporal and activity-dependent mechanisms underlying the phylogenetic development of cerebellar molecular interneuron morphology. 285-291
  
• Akaysha C. Tang, Jonathan Wolfe, Andreas M. Bartels:
  Cholinergic modulation of spike timing and spike rate. 293-298
  
• Paul H. E. Tiesinga, Jorge V. José:
  Spiking statistics in noisy hippocampal interneurons. 299-304
  
• Jaap van Pelt, Harry B. M. Uylings:
  Modeling the natural variability in the shape of dendritic trees: Application to basal dendrites of small rat cortical layer 5 pyramidal neurons. 305-311
  
• Péter Adorján, György Barna, Péter Érdi, Klaus Obermayer:
  A statistical neural field approach to orientation selectivity. 313-318
  
• Bill Baird:
  An oscillating cortical model of auditory attention and electrophysiology. 319-328
  
• Fülöp Bazsó, Krisztina Szalisznyó, Szabolcs Payrits, Péter Érdi:
  A statistical approach to neural population dynamics: Theory, algorithms, simulations. 329-334
  
• Vladimir E. Bondarenko, Teresa Ree Chay:
  Generation of various rhythms by thalamic neural network model. 335-345
  
• Ryan S. Clement, Russell S. Witte, Patrick J. Rousche, Daryl R. Kipke:
  Functional connectivity in auditory cortex using chronic, multichannel unit recordings. 347-354
  
• Marilene de Pinho, Antônio C. Roque-da-Silva:
  A realistic computational model of formation and variability of tonotopic maps in the auditory cortex. 355-359
  
• Gideon Dror, Misha Tsodyks:
  Analysis and modeling of population dynamics in the visual cortex. 361-366
  
• Udo Ernst, Klaus Pawelzik, Fred Wolf, Theo Geisel:
  Theory of non-classical receptive field phenomena in the visual cortex. 367-374
  
• Erik Fransén, Gene V. Wallenstein, Angel A. Alonso, Clayton T. Dickson, Michael E. Hasselmo:
  A biophysical simulation of intrinsic and network properties of entorhinal cortex. 375-380
  
• David H. Goldberg, Harel Z. Shouval, Leon N. Cooper:
  Lateral connectivity as a scaffold for developing orientation preference maps. 381-387
  
• David Horn, Nir Levy, Eytan Ruppin:
  The importance of nonlinear dendritic processing in multimodular memory networks. 389-394
  
• Satoru Inoue, Yoshiki Kashimori, Osamu Hoshino, Takeshi Kambara:
  The neural model of nucleus laminaris and integration layer accomplishing hyperacuity in sound location in the barn owl. 395-401
  
• Yoshiki Kashimori, Osamu Hoshino, Takeshi Kambara:
  A neural mechanism of AM frequency selectivity of pyramidal cell circuit in electrosensory lateral-line lobe of weakly electric fish. 403-409
  
• Pawel Kudela, Piotr J. Franaszczuk, Gregory K. Bergey:
  Model of the propagation of synchronous firing in a reduced neuron network. 411-418
  
• Linda J. Larson-Prior, Huo Lu:
  Serotonergic modulation of the cerebellar granule cell network. 419-426
  
• Miguel Maravall:
  An analysis of connectivity and function in hippocampal associative memory. 427-434
  
• Marcelo B. Mazza, Antônio C. Roque-da-Silva:
  Computational model of topographic reorganization in somatosensory cortex in response to digit lesions. 435-441
  
• Elliot D. Menschik, Shih-Cheng Yen, Leif H. Finkel:
  Model- and scale-independent performance of a hippocampal CA3 network architecture. 443-453
  
• Hirofumi Nagashino, Minoru Kataoka, Yohsuke Kinouchi:
  A coupled neural oscillator model for recruitment and annihilation of the degrees of freedom of oscillatory movements. 455-462
  
• Thomas Natschläger, Berthold Ruf:
  Pattern analysis with spiking neurons using delay coding. 463-469
  
• John S. Pezaris, Maneesh Sahani, Richard A. Andersen:
  Response-locked changes in auto- and cross-covariations in parietal cortex. 471-476
  
• Christian Piepenbrock, Klaus Obermayer:
  Effects of lateral competition in the primary visual cortex on the development of topographic projections and ocular dominance maps. 477-482
  
• Adrian Robert:
  Pyramidal arborizations and activity spread in neocortex. 483-490
  
• Jonathan E. Rubin, David Terman:
  Geometric analysis of neuronal firing patterns in network models with fast inhibitory synapses. 491-498
  
• Simon R. Schultz, Stefano Panzeri, Alessandro Treves, Edmund T. Rolls:
  Correlated firing and the information represented by neurons in short epochs. 499-504
  
• Peggy Seriès, Philippe Tarroux:
  Synchrony and delay activity in cortical column models. 505-510
  
• E. Simonotto, F. Spano, M. Riani, A. Ferrari, F. Levrero, Albert Pilot, P. Renzetti, R. C. Parodi, F. Sardanelli, Paolo Vitali, J. Twittya, F. Chiou-Tanf, F. Moss:
  fMRI studies of visual cortical activity during noise stimulation. 511-516
  
• Frances K. Skinner, Liang Zhang, Jose Luis Perez Velazquez, Peter L. Carlen:
  Gap junctions are needed to stabilize slow bursting behaviour. 517-523
  
• Vikaas S. Sohal, John R. Huguenard:
  Long-range connections synchronize rather than spread intrathalamic oscillatory activity: Computational modeling and in vitro electrophysiology. 525-531
  
• Susanne Still, Gwendal Le Masson:
  Traveling waves in a ring of three inhibitory coupled model neurons. 533-539
  
• Masami Tatsuno, Yoji Aizawa:
  Network model of synaptic modification induced by time-structured stimuli in the hippocampal CA1 area. 541-549
  
• Joël Tabak, Walter Senn, Michael J. O'Donovan, John Rinzel:
  Comparison of two models for pattern generation based on synaptic depression. 551-556
  
• Jesper Tegnér, Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleski:
  The synaptic NMDA component desynchronizes neural bursters. 557-563
  
• Hiroyuki Uchiyama:
  The isthmo-optic nucleus: : A possible neural substrate for visual competition. 565-571
  
• Thomas Wennekers, Friedrich T. Sommer:
  Gamma-oscillations support optimal retrieval in associative memories of two-compartment neurons. 573-578
  
• Thomas Wennekers, Günther Palm:
  How imprecise is neuronal synchronization? 579-585
  
• Simon A. J. Winder:
  A model for biological winner-take-all neural competition employing inhibitory modulation of NMDA-mediated excitatory gain. 587-592
  
• R. S. Witte, K. J. Otto, J. C. Williams, D. R. Kipke:
  Pursuing dynamic reorganization in auditory cortex using chronic, multichannel unit recordings in awake, behaving cats. 593-600
  
• Xiangbao Wu, William B. Levy:
  Enhancing the performance of a hippocampal model by increasing variability early in learning. 601-607
  
• Shih-Cheng Yen, Elliot D. Menschik, Leif H. Finkel:
  Perceptual grouping in striate cortical networks mediated by synchronization and desynchronization. 609-616
  
• Alan H. Bond:
  A system model of the primate neocortex. 617-623
  
• Steven L. Bressler, Mingzhou Ding, Weiming Yang:
  Investigation of cooperative cortical dynamics by multivariate autoregressive modeling of event-related local field potentials. 625-631
  
• Gal Chechik, Isaac Meilijson, Eytan Ruppin:
  Neuronal regulation: A biologically plausible mechanism for efficient synaptic pruning in development. 633-639
  
• Martin T. Chian, Vasilis Z. Marmarelis, Theodore W. Berger:
  Decomposition of neural systems with nonlinear feedback using stimulus-response data. 641-654
  
• Steven P. Dear, Corey B. Hart:
  Evidence for neural wavelet packet computations. 655-661
  
• Arnaud Delorme, Ghislaine Richard, Michèle Fabre-Thorpe:
  Rapid processing of complex natural scenes: A role for the magnocellular visual pathways? 663-670
  
• Simona Doboli, Ali A. Minai, Phillip J. Best:
  A latent attractors model of context selection in the dentate gyrus-hilus system. 671-676
  
• Witali L. Dunin-Barkowski, Donald C. Wunsch:
  Phase-based storage of information in the cerebellum. 677-685
  
• Tomoki Fukai:
  Modeling the interplay of short-term memory and the basal ganglia in sequence processing. 687-692
  
• Gyöngyi Gaál:
  Relations among neural activities recorded in premotor and motor cortex of trained monkeys during visually guided hand and arm movement tasks. 693-703
  
• Jeremy P. Goodridge, A. David Redish, David S. Touretzky:
  A model of the rodent head direction system that accounts for unique properties of anterior thalamic head direction cells. 705-711
  
• Alex Guazzelli, Mihail Bota, Michael A. Arbib:
  Incorporating path integration capabilities in the TAM-WG model of rodent navigation. 713-719
  
• J. Michael Herrmann, Klaus Pawelzik:
  Simultaneous self-organization of place and direction selectivity in a neural model of self-localization. 721-727
  
• Osamu Hoshino, Yoshiki Kashimori, Takeshi Kambara:
  A neural mechanism of feature binding based on the dynamical map theory in distributed coding scheme. 729-734
  
• Arthur R. Houweling, Maxim Bazhenov, Igor Timofeev, Mircea Steriade, Terrence J. Sejnowski:
  Cortical and thalamic components of augmenting responses: A modeling study. 735-742
  
• Laurent Itti, Christof Koch, Jochen Braun:
  A quantitative model relating visual neuronal activity to psychophysical thresholds. 743-748
  
• Ranu Jung, James T. Buchanan, Dan Li:
  Brain-spinal feedforward-feedback interactions affect output pattern and intracellular properties of motor networks in the lamprey. 749-759
  
• Yoshiki Kashimori, Takeshi Kambara:
  A neural mechanism of adaptive suppression of background signals arising from tail movements in the Gymnotid electrosensory system. 761-767
  
• Jeffrey L. Krichmar, Kim T. Blackwell, Garth S. Barbour, Alexander B. Golovan, Thomas P. Vogl:
  A solution to the feature correspondence problem inspired by visual scanpaths. 769-778
  
• Sarah Lesher, Mark L. Spano, N. M. Mellen, Guan Li, Suzanne Dykstra, Avis H. Cohen:
  Stable lamprey swimming on a skeleton of unstable periodic orbits. 779-788
  
• Zhaoping Li, John A. Hertz:
  Odor recognition and segmentation by coupled olfactory bulb and cortical networks. 789-794
  
• David T. J. Liley, Peter J. Cadusch, James J. Wright:
  A continuum theory of electro-cortical activity. 795-800
  
• Ralf Möller, Marinus Maris, Dimitrios Lambrinos:
  A neural model of landmark navigation in insects. 801-808
  
• Karen A. Moxon, John K. Chapin:
  Cortico-thalamic interactions in response to whisker stimulation in a computer model of the rat barrel system. 809-822
  
• John S. Nafziger, Shih-Cheng Yen, Leif H. Finkel:
  Psychophysical determination of the spatial connectivity function in a model of contour salience. 823-830
  
• Chris Roehrig, Catharine H. Rankin:
  Dymods: A framework for modularizing dynamical neuronal structures. 831-836
  
• Ko Sakai, Shigeru Tanaka:
  Retinotopic coding and neural grouping in tilt illusion. 837-843
  
• Cristiane Salum, Antônio C. Roque-da-Silva, Alan Pickering:
  Striatal dopamine in attentional learning: A computational model. 845-854
  
• Ladan Shams, Christoph von der Malsburg:
  Are object shape primitives learnable? 855-863
  
• Lokendra Shastri:
  Recruitment of binding and binding-error detector circuits via long-term potentiation. 865-874
  
• Natalia Shevtsova, James A. Reggia:
  Lateralization in a bihemispheric neural model of letter identification. 875-880
  
• Jacob Spoelstra, Michael A. Arbib, Nicolas Schweighofer:
  Cerebellar adaptive control of a biomimetic manipulator. 881-889
  
• Shoji Tanaka, Shuhei Okada:
  Functional prefrontal cortical circuitry for visuospatial working memory formation: A computational model. 891-899
  
• Kathleen Taylor, John Stein:
  Attention, intention and salience in the posterior parietal cortex. 901-910
  
• Rufin van Rullen, Simon J. Thorpe:
  Spatial attention in asynchronous neural networks. 911-918
  
• Joel White, John Kauer:
  Odor recognition in an artificial nose by spatio-temporal processing using an olfactory neuronal network. 919-924
  
• Laurenz Wiskott:
  Learning invariance manifolds. 925-932
  
• Malcolm P. Young, Claus Hilgetag, Jack W. Scannell:
  Models of paradoxical lesion effects and rules of inference for imputing function to structure in the brain. 933-938
  
• Song Chun Zhu, Ying Nian Wu:
  From local features to global perception - A perspective of Gestalt psychology from Markov random field theory. 939-945
  
• Steven M. Bierer, David J. Anderson:
  Multi-channel spike detection and sorting using an array processing technique. 947-956
  
• Carlos D. Brody:
  On artefactual spike train cross-correlations. 957-962
  
• Gully Burns:
  Neuroscholar 1.00, a neuroinformatics databasing website. 963-970
  
• Brent P. Burton, Travis Seeling Chow, Andrew T. Duchowski, Wonryull Koh, Bruce H. McCormick:
  Exploring the brain forest. 971-980
  
• Brent P. Burton, Bruce H. McCormick:
  Virtual microscopy of brain tissue. 981-987
  
• Arnaud Delorme, Jacques Gautrais, Rufin van Rullen, Simon J. Thorpe:
  SpikeNET: A simulator for modeling large networks of integrate and fire neurons. 989-996
  
• Mikael Djurfeldt, Anders Sandberg, Örjan Ekeberg, Anders Lansner:
  See - A framework for simulation of biologically detailed and artificial neural networks and systems. 997-1003
  
• Rolf Eckmiller, Ralph Hünermann, Michael Becker:
  Exploration of a dialog-based tunable retina encoder for retina implants. 1005-1011
  
• Chris Eliasmith, Charles H. Anderson:
  Developing and applying a toolkit from a general neurocomputational framework. 1013-1018
  
• Francesco Frisone, Paolo Vitali, G. Iannò, M. Marongiu, Pietro Morasso, Albert Pilot, Guido Rodriguez, M. Rosa, F. Sardanelli:
  Can the synchronization of cortical areas be evidenced by fMRI? 1019-1024
  
• Bruce H. McCormick:
  Design of a brain tissue scanner. 1025-1032
  
• Sergei P. Rebrik, Brian D. Wright, Alfred A. Emondi, Kenneth D. Miller:
  Cross-channel correlations in tetrode recordings: implications for spike-sorting. 1033-1038
  
• Ying Shu, Xiaping Xie, Jim-Shih Liaw, Theodore W. Berger:
  A protocol-based simulation for linking computational and experimental studies. 1039-1047
  
• Klaas E. Stephan, Rolf Kötter:
  One cortex - many maps: An introduction to coordinate-independent mapping by Objective Relational Transformation (ORT). 1049-1054
  
• David C. Tam:
  A spike train analysis for detecting temporal integration in neurons. 1055-1060
  
• Michael Wehr, John S. Pezaris, Maneesh Sahani:
  Simultaneous paired intracellular and tetrode recordings for evaluating the performance of spike sorting algorithms. 1061-1068
  
• Justin C. Williams, Robert L. Rennaker, Daryl R. Kipke:
  Stability of chronic multichannel neural recordings: Implications for a long-term neural interface. 1069-1076