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ORCIDBiological Cybernetics, Volume 111
Volume 111, Number 1, February 2017
- Editorial Board of Biological Cybernetics: Advances in Computational Neuroscience. 1-3
- Felix Polyakov:
Affine differential geometry and smoothness maximization as tools for identifying geometric movement primitives. 5-24 - David N. Lyttle, Jeffrey P. Gill
, Kendrick M. Shaw, Peter J. Thomas, Hillel J. Chiel:
Robustness, flexibility, and sensitivity in a multifunctional motor control model. 25-47 - César Ferreira, Cristina P. Santos:
A sensory-driven controller for quadruped locomotion. 49-67 - Pawel Kordowski, Artur Matysiak, Reinhard König, Cezary Andrzej Sieluzycki:
Simultaneous spatio-temporal matching pursuit decomposition of evoked brain responses in MEG. 69-89 - Hiroaki Umehara, Masato Okada, Jun-nosuke Teramae, Yasushi Naruse:
Macroscopic neural mass model constructed from a current-based network model of spiking neurons. 91-103 - Nicholas S. Szczecinski, Alexander Jacob Hunt, Roger D. Quinn:
Design process and tools for dynamic neuromechanical models and robot controllers. 105-127
Volume 111, Number 2, April 2017
- Q. X. Ma, Alain Arneodo, Guohui Ding, Françoise Argoul:
Dynamical study of Nav channel excitability under mechanical stress. 129-148 - M. S. Zobaer, R. M. Anderson, Cliff C. Kerr, Peter A. Robinson, K. K. H. Wong, A. L. D'Rozario:
K-complexes, spindles, and ERPs as impulse responses: unification via neural field theory. 149-164 - Francesco Donnarumma, Haris Dindo, Pierpaolo Iodice, Giovanni Pezzulo:
You cannot speak and listen at the same time: a probabilistic model of turn-taking. 165-183 - Brandon D. Northcutt, Jonathan P. Dyhr, Charles M. Higgins:
An insect-inspired model for visual binding I: learning objects and their characteristics. 185-206 - Brandon D. Northcutt, Charles M. Higgins:
An insect-inspired model for visual binding II: functional analysis and visual attention. 207-227
Volume 111, Numbers 3-4, August 2017
- Johannes Lengler, Angelika Steger:
Note on the coefficient of variations of neuronal spike trains. 229-235 - Samaneh Abbasi-Sureshjani, Jiong Zhang, Remco Duits, Bart M. ter Haar Romeny:
Retrieving challenging vessel connections in retinal images by line co-occurrence statistics. 237-247 - Bahadir Kasap, A. John van Opstal:
A spiking neural network model of the midbrain superior colliculus that generates saccadic motor commands. 249-268 - Simon Wilshin, G. Clark Haynes, Jack Porteous, Daniel E. Koditschek, Shai Revzen, Andrew J. Spence:
Morphology and the gradient of a symmetric potential predict gait transitions of dogs. 269-277 - Kun Wei, Suchuan Zhong:
Limited capacity of working memory in unihemispheric random walks implies conceivable slow dispersal. 279-286 - Brian K. Taylor:
Bioinspired magnetic reception and multimodal sensing. 287-308 - H. T. van der Scheer, A. Doelman:
Synapse fits neuron: joint reduction by model inversion. 309-334
Volume 111, Numbers 5-6, December 2017
- Luciano Luporini Menegaldo:
Real-time muscle state estimation from EMG signals during isometric contractions using Kalman filters. 335-346 - Franz Thoss, Bengt Bartsch:
A model of the FAD redox cycle describes the dynamics of the effect of the geomagnetic field on the human visual system. 347-352 - Anton V. Chizhov:
Conductance-based refractory density approach: comparison with experimental data and generalization to lognormal distribution of input current. 353-364 - Robert Lowe, Alexander Almer, Erik Billing, Yulia Sandamirskaya, Christian Balkenius:
Affective-associative two-process theory: a neurocomputational account of partial reinforcement extinction effects. 365-388 - Hendrik Reimann, Gregor Schöner:
A multi-joint model of quiet, upright stance accounts for the "uncontrolled manifold" structure of joint variance. 389-403 - August Romeo, Hans Supèr:
'Two vs one' rivalry by the Loxley-Robinson model. 405-420 - Armin Salimi-Badr, Mohammad Mehdi Ebadzadeh, Christian Darlot:
Fuzzy neuronal model of motor control inspired by cerebellar pathways to online and gradually learn inverse biomechanical functions in the presence of delay. 421-438 - Werner Badenhorst, Tania Hanekom, Johan J. Hanekom:
Analysis of a purely conductance-based stochastic nerve fibre model as applied to compound models of populations of human auditory nerve fibres used in cochlear implant simulations. 439-458 - Siow-Cheng Chan, Siew-Ying Mok, Danny Wee-Kiat Ng, Sing-Yau Goh:
The role of neuron-glia interactions in the emergence of ultra-slow oscillations. 459-472
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