Volume 77, Number 1, August 1997

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  Jacques Olivier Fortrat, Yoshiharu Yamamoto, Richard L. Hughson: Respiratory influences on non-linear dynamics of heart rate variability in humans. 1-10
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  Vittorio Sanguineti, Rafael Laboissière, Yohan Payan: A control model of human tongue movements in speech. 11-22
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  T. Ditzinger, Betty Tuller, J. A. Scott Kelso: Temporal patterning in an auditory illusion: the verbal transformation effect. 23-30
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  T. Ditzinger, Betty Tuller, Hermann Haken, J. A. Scott Kelso: A synergetic model for the verbal transformation effect. 31-40
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  Christian W. Eurich, Helmut Schwegler, Richard Woesler: Coarse coding: applications to the visual system of salamanders. 41-47
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  Marc M. Van Hulle: Nonparametric density estimation and regression achieved with topographic maps maximizing the information-theoretic entropy of their outputs. 49-61
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  Ron Jacobs: Control model of human stance using fuzzy logic. 63-70
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  Pawel Kudela, Piotr J. Franaszczuk, Gregory K. Bergey: A simple computer model of excitable synaptically connected neurons. 71-77

Volume 77, Number 2, August 1997

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  E. J. Parkins: Cerebellum and cerebrum in adaptive control and cognition: a review. 79-87
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  Klaus Chantelau: Segmentation of moving images by the human visual system. 89-101
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  David J. Curcie, William Craelius: Recognition of individual heart rate patterns with cepstral vectors. 103-109
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  Judith D. Redling, Metin Akay: Noninvasive cardiac output estimation: a preliminary study. 111-122
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  Uwe Meyer-Bäse, Henning Scheich: Artificial implementation of auditory neurons: A comparison of biologically motivated models and a new transfer function oriented model. 123-130
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  Stephen Grossberg, Christopher Pribe, Michael A. Cohen: Neural control of interlimb oscillations. 131-140
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  Christopher Pribe, Stephen Grossberg, Michael A. Cohen: Neural control of interlimb oscillations. 141-152
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  Marco Canepari, Marco Bove, Eisaku Maeda, Marco Cappello, Akio Kawana: Experimental analysis of neuronal dynamics in cultured cortical networks and transitions between different patterns of activity. 153-162

Volume 77, Number 3, October 1997

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  Tetsuya Yagi, Shigemichi Ohshima, Yasuyuki Funahashi: The role of retinal bipolar cell in early vision: an implication with analogue networks and regularization theory. 163-171
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  Amir Karniel, Gideon F. Inbar: A model for learning human reaching movements. 173-183
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  Jacob J. van Heijst, Johan E. Vos: Self-organizing effects of spontaneous neural activity on the development of spinal locomotor circuits in vertebrates. 185-195
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  Wynne A. Lee, James L. Patton: Learned changes in the complexity of movement organization during multijoint, standing pulls. 197-206
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  Roman Bauer, Peter Dicke: Fast cortical selection: a principle of neuronal self-organization for perception? 207-215
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  Feng Liu, Wei Wang, Xixian Yao: Dynamics of the noisy neural network. 217-224

Volume 77, Number 4, October 1997

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  Takashi Hamada, Masaki Yamashima, Kazunori Kato: A ring model for spatiotemporal properties of simple cells in the visual cortex. 225-233
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  Roger Cerf, A. Daoudi, M. Ould Hénoune, El Hassan El Ouasdad: Episodes of low-dimensional self-organized dynamics from electroencephalographic alpha-signals. 235-245
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  Cornelis J. Stam, T. C. A. M. van Woerkom, R. W. M. Keunen: Non-linear analysis of the electroencephalogram in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. 247-256
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  Stefano Lazzari, Jean-Louis Vercher, Angelo Buizza: Manuo-ocular coordination in target tracking. I. A model simulating human performance. 257-266
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  Jean-Louis Vercher, Stefano Lazzari, Gabriel M. Gauthier: Manuo-ocular coordination in target tracking. II. Comparing the model with human behavior. 267-275
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  Jan Peter van Zandwijk, Guus C. Baan, Maarten F. Bobbert, Peter A. Huijing: Evaluation of a self-consistent method for calculating muscle parameters from a set of isokinetic releases. 277-281
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  David Fotheringhame, Roland Baddeley: Nonlinear principal components analysis of neuronal spike train data. 283-288
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  Satish Iyengar, Qiming Liao: Modeling neural activity using the generalized inverse Gaussian distribution. 289-295
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  Lothar Kehrer: The central performance drop in texture segmentation: a simulation based on a spatial filter model. 297-305

Volume 77, Number 5, November 1997

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  Robert J. Butera, J. W. Clark, John H. Byrne: Transient responses of a modeled bursting neuron: analysis with equilibrium and averaged nullclines. 307-322
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  Cornelia Fermüller, Loong Fah Cheong, Yiannis Aloimonos: Visual space distortion. 323-337
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  A. Accardo, M. Affinito, M. Carrozzi, F. Bouquet: Use of the fractal dimension for the analysis of electroencephalographic time series. 339-350
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  J. R. Wickens, R. Miller: A formalisation of the neural assembly concept 1. Constraints on neural assembly size. 351-358
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  Juraj Pavlasek: Timing of neural commands: a model study with neuronal networks. 359-365

Volume 77, Number 6, December 1997

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  Carmen C. Canavier, Robert J. Butera, R. O. Dror, Douglas A. Baxter, J. W. Clark, John H. Byrne: Phase response characteristics of model neurons determine which patterns are expressed in a ring circuit model of gait generation. 367-380
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  S. Hanneton, Alain Berthoz, Jacques Droulez, Jean-Jacques E. Slotine: Does the brain use sliding variables for the control of movements? 381-393
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  Aleksandr Bulatov, Algis Bertulis, Lina Mickiene: Geometrical illusions: study and modelling. 395-406
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  R. Everson, Bruce W. Knight, Lawrence Sirovich: Separating spatially distributed response to stimulation from background. I. Optical imaging. 407-417
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  Ralf Der, J. Michael Herrmann, Thomas Villmann: Time behavior of topological ordering in self-organizing feature mapping. 419-427
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  A. P. Andrushchenko, Y. I. Samoilenko, V. A. Yatsenko: The presence of both stochastic and deterministic dynamics in electroretinograms measured under identical experimental conditions. 429-432
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  Jörg Bruske, Michael Hansen, Lars Riehn, Gerald Sommer: Biologically inspired calibration-free adaptive saccade control of a binocular camera-head. 433-446
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  Yves G. Kamp: Social insects with memory. 447-452
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  Stefan Wimbauer, Oliver G. Wenisch, K. D. Miller, J. Leo van Hemmen: Development of spatiotemporal receptive fields of simple cells: I. Model formulation. 453-461
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  Stefan Wimbauer, Oliver G. Wenisch, J. Leo van Hemmen, K. D. Miller: Development of spatiotemporal receptive fields of simple cells: II. Simulation and analysis. 463-477

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