Biological Cybernetics, Volume 71

Volume 71, Number 1, May 1994

• Bernhard Hellwig, Almut Schüz, Ad Aertsen:
  Synapses on axon collaterals of pyramidal cells are spaced at random intervals: a Golgi study in the mouse cerebral cortex. 1-12
  
• Marian P. Regan:
  A method for calculating the spectral response of a hair cell to a pure tone. 13-16
  
• D. Reimann, Hermann Haken:
  Stereo vision by self-organization. 17-26
  
• Viktor K. Jirsa, R. Friedrich, Hermann Haken, J. A. Scott Kelso:
  A theoretical model of phase transitions in the human brain. 27-35
  
• P. O. Bishop:
  Size constancy, depth constancy and vertical disparities: a further quantitative interpretation. 37-47
  
• Bruno Apolloni, G. Ronchini:
  Dynamic sizing of multilayer perceptrons. 49-63
  
• Joseph Sirosh, Risto Miikkulainen:
  Cooperative self-organization of afferent and lateral connections in cortical maps. 65-78
  
• Alexander V. Lukashin, Apostolos P. Georgopoulos:
  Directional operations in the motor cortex modeled by a neural network of spiking neurons. 79-85
  
• Mark L. Latash, Simon R. Gutman:
  Abnormal motor patterns in the framework of the equilibrium-point hypothesis: a cause for dystonic movements? 87-94
  

Volume 71, Number 2, June 1994

• J. J. Collins, Ian Stewart:
  A group-theoretic approach to rings of coupled biological oscillators. 95-103
  
• Fang Liu, Yoko Yamaguchi, Hiroshi Shimizu:
  Flexible vowel recognition by the generation of dynamic coherence in oscillator neural networks: speaker-independent vowel recognition. 105-114
  
• Peter Achermann, Alexander A. Borbély:
  Simulation of daytime vigilance by the additive interaction of a homeostatic and a circadian process. 115-121
  
• Ning Lan, Patrick E. Crago:
  Optimal control of antagonistic muscle stiffness during voluntary movements. 123-135
  
• Marco Bove, Giuseppe Massobrio, Sergio Martinoia, Massimo Grattarola:
  Realistic simulations of neurons by means of an ad hoc modified version of SPICE. 137-145
  
• Izidor Gertner, George A. Geri:
  Image representation using Hermite functions. 147-151
  
• Gennady S. Cymbalyuk, E. V. Nikolaev, Roman Borisyuk:
  In-phase and antiphase self-oscillations in a model of two electrically coupled pacemakers. 153-160
  
• Alan L. Stewart, Roger S. Pinkham:
  Space-variant models of visual acuity using self-adjoint integral operators. 161-167
  
• Metin Akay, Yasemin M. Akay, Peter Cheng, Hazel H. Szeto:
  Time-frequency analysis of the electrocortical activity during maturation using wavelet transform. 169-176
  
• Yakov B. Kazanovich, Roman Borisyuk:
  Synchronization in a neural network of phase oscillators with the central element. 177-185
  
• L. Bowns, M. J. Morgan:
  Facial features and axis of symmetry extracted using natural orientation information. 186
  
• Jirí Mates:
  A model of synchronization of motor acts to a stimulus sequence. 186
  

Volume 71, Number 3, July 1994

• Jonathan Wray, Gary G. R. Green:
  Calculation of the Volterra kernels of non-linear dynamic systems using an artificial neural network. 187-195
  
• M. Jobert, H. Escola, E. Poiseau, P. Gaillard:
  Automatic analysis of sleep using two parameters based on principal component analysis of electroencephalography spectral data. 197-207
  
• Wolfgang Kirmse, Renata Kirmse, Emil Milev:
  Visuomotor operation in transition from object fixation to prey shooting in chameleons. 209-214
  
• Tomoki Fukai:
  Synchronization of neural activity is a promising mechanism of memory information processing in networks of columns. 215-226
  
• Yoram Singer, Naftali Tishby:
  Dynamical encoding of cursive handwriting. 227-237
  
• Robert S. Thau:
  Illuminant precompensation for texture discrimination using filters. 239-250
  
• Melani Shoemaker, Blake Hannaford:
  A study and model of the role of the Renshaw cell in regulating the transient firing rate of the motoneuron. 251-262
  
• Judith E. Dayhoff:
  Synchrony detection in neural assemblies. 263-270
  
• Gene V. Wallenstein:
  Simulation of GABA_B-receptor-mediated K⁺ current in thalamocortical relay neurons: tonic firing, bursting, and oscillations. 271-280
  

Volume 71, Number 4, August 1994

• Maureen E. Rush, John Rinzel:
  Analysis of bursting in a thalamic neuron model. 281-291
  
• Lina L. E. Massone:
  A neural-network system for control of eye movements: basic mechanisms. 293-305
  
• A. David Redish, David S. Touretzky:
  The reaching task: evidence for vector arithmetic in the motor system? 307-317
  
• Bruce R. Parnas:
  Analysis of the response properties of a computationally efficient spike initiator model. 319-332
  
• Djordje Boskov, Mirjana Jocic, Ksenija Jovanovic, Milos Ljubisavljevic, Radmila Anastasijevic:
  Membrane potential changes of skeletomotor neurons in response to random stretches of the triceps surae muscles in decerebrate cats. 333-339
  
• Djordje Boskov, Mirjana Jocic, Ksenija Jovanovic, Milos Ljubisavljevic, Radmila Anastasijevic:
  Spike discharges of skeletomotor neurons during random noise modulated transmembrane current stimulation and muscle stretch. 341-348
  
• Raphael Ritz, Wulfram Gerstner, Ursula Fuentes, J. Leo van Hemmen:
  A biologically motivated and analytically soluble model of collective oscillations in the cortex. 349-358
  
• G. Radons, J. D. Becker, B. Dülfer, J. Krüger:
  Analysis, classification, and coding of multielectrode spike trains with hidden Markov models. 359-373
  

Volume 71, Number 5, September 1994

• J. J. Collins, S. A. Richmond:
  Hard-wired central pattern generators for quadrupedal locomotion. 375-385
  
• J. Deppisch, Klaus Pawelzik, Theo Geisel:
  Uncovering the synchronization dynamics from correlated neuronal activity quantifies assembly formation. 387-399
  
• M. V. Srinivasan:
  An image-interpolation technique for the computation of optic flow and egomotion. 401-415
  
• Yin-Shui Fan, Teresa Ree Chay:
  Generation of periodic and chaotic bursting in an excitable cell model. 417-431
  
• P. J. Sobey:
  Active navigation with a monocular robot. 433-440
  
• Mark L. Latash:
  Reconstruction of equilibrium trajectories and joint stiffness patterns during single-joint voluntary movements under different instructions. 441-450
  
• Evgenii I. Volkov, Maksim N. Stolyarov:
  Temporal variability in a system of coupled mitotic timers. 451-459
  
• Dawn M. Adelsberger-Mangan, William B. Levy:
  The influence of limited presynaptic growth and synapse removal on adaptive synaptogenesis. 461-468
  

Volume 71, Number 6, October 1994

• Gary R. Bradski, Gail A. Carpenter, Stephen Grossberg:
  STORE working memory networks for storage and recall of arbitrary temporal sequences. 469-480
  
• Bruce Hoff:
  A model of duration in normal and perturbed reaching movement. 481-488
  
• T. M. H. Dijkstra, Gregor Schöner, Martin A. Giese, C. C. A. M. Gielen:
  Frequency dependence of the action-perception cycle for postural control in a moving visual environment: relative phase dynamics. 489-501
  
• Shoji Tanaka:
  Numerical study of coding of the movement direction by a population in the motor cortex. 503-510
  
• Kevin A. Davis, Herbert F. Voigt:
  Neural modeling of the dorsal cochlear nucleus: cross-correlation analysis of short-duration tone-burst responses. 511-521
  
• Hans-Otto Carmesin, Helmut Schwegler:
  Parallel versus sequential processing of relational stimulus structures. 523-529
  
• Martina Siemann, Juan D. Delius:
  Processing of hierarchic stimulus structures has advantages in humans and animals. 531-536
  
• Luciano da Fontoura Costa:
  Topographical maps of orientation specificity. 537-546
  
• J. D. Evans, G. C. Kember:
  Analytical solutions to the multicylinder somatic shunt cable model for passive neurones with differing dendritic electrical parameters. 547-557
  

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