Volume 87, Number 1, July 2002

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  Endre E. Kadar, J. P. Maxwell, J. Stins, A. Costall: Drifting towards a diffuse control model of exploratory motor learning: A comparison of global and within-trial performance measures. 1-9
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  Erwin de Vlugt, Alfred C. Schouten, Frans C. T. van der Helm: Adaptation of reflexive feedback during arm posture to different environments. 10-26
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  Jean-Philippe Draye, Jack M. Winters, Guy Cheron: Self-selected modular recurrent neural networks with postural and inertial subnetworks applied to complex movements. 27-39
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  Vladimir M. Zatsiorsky, Robert W. Gregory, Mark L. Latash: Force and torque production in static multifinger prehension: biomechanics and control. II. Control. 40-49
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  Vladimir M. Zatsiorsky, Robert W. Gregory, Mark L. Latash: Force and torque production in static multifinger prehension: biomechanics and control. I. Biomechanics. 50-57
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  Mykola Lysetskiy, Andrzej Lozowski, Jacek M. Zurada: Temporal-to-spatial dynamic mapping, flexible recognition, and temporal correlations in an olfactory cortex model. 58-67
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  P. Trillenberg, D. S. Zee, Mark Shelhamer: On the distribution of fast-phase intervals in optokinetic and vestibular nystagmus. 68-78

Volume 87, Number 2, August 2002

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  Jakob Tougaard: Signal detection theory, detectability and stochastic resonance effects. 79-90
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  Lawrence M. Ward, Alexander Neiman, Frank Moss: Stochastic resonance in psychophysics and in animal behavior. 91-101
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  Peter A. Tass: Desynchronization of brain rhythms with soft phase-resetting techniques. 102-115
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  Erhan Oztop, Michael A. Arbib: Schema design and implementation of the grasp-related mirror neuron system. 116-140
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  A. de Rugy, G. Taga, G. Montagne, M. J. Buekers, M. Laurent: Perception-action coupling model for human locomotor pointing. 141-150

Volume 87, Number 3, September 2002

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  Andreas Knoblauch, Günther Palm: Scene segmentation by spike synchronization in reciprocally connected visual areas. I. Local effects of cortical feedback. 151-167
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  Andreas Knoblauch, Günther Palm: Scene segmentation by spike synchronization in reciprocally connected visual areas. II. Global assemblies and synchronization on larger space and time scales. 168-184
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  Emmanuel Daucé, Mathias Quoy, Bernard Doyon: Resonant spatiotemporal learning in large random recurrent networks. 185-198
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  Feng Gao, Michael Damsgaard, John Rasmussen, Søren Tørholm Christensen: Computational method for muscle-path representation in musculoskeletal models. 199-210
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  Simon Bouisset, Serge Le Bozec, Christian Ribreau: Postural dynamics in maximal isometric ramp efforts. 211-219
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  Rémy Lestienne, Brigitte Quenet, Sébastien Bouret, Olivier Parodi: Functionality of divergence and convergence in a model of the insect olfactory system. 220-229

Volume 87, Number 4, October 2002

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  Bärbel Herrnberger, Stefan Kempf, Günter Ehret: Basic maps in the auditory midbrain. 231-240
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  Y. Tock, Milos Ljubisavljevic, J. Thunberg, Uwe Windhorst, Gideon F. Inbar, Håkan Johansson: Information-theoretic analysis of de-efferented single muscle spindles. 241-248
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  Jörg Lippert, Hermann Wagner: Visual depth encoding in populations of neurons with localized receptive fields. 249-261
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  Tim Kiemel, Kelvin S. Oie, John J. Jeka: Multisensory fusion and the stochastic structure of postural sway. 262-277
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  Dusan Ristanovic, V. Nedeljkov, B. D. Stefanovic, Nebojsa T. Milosevic, M. Grgurevic, V. Stulic: Fractal and nonfractal analysis of cell images: comparison and application to neuronal dendritic arborization. 278-288
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  Philip S. Requejo, Jill L. McNitt-Gray, Henryk Flashner: An approach for developing an experimentally based model for simulating flight-phase dynamics. 289-300
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  Gilles Reymond, Jacques Droulez, Andras Kemeny: Visuovestibular perception of self-motion modeled as a dynamic optimization process. 301-314
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  Emmanuel Daucé, Mathias Quoy, Bernard Doyon: Resonant spatiotemporal learning in large random recurrent networks. 315

Volume 87, Numbers 5-6, December 2002

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  J. Leo van Hemmen, Walter Senn: Hebb in perspective. 317-318
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  Guo-Qiang Bi: Spatiotemporal specificity of synaptic plasticity: cellular rules and mechanisms. 319-332
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  Michael P. Kilgard, Pritesh K. Pandya, Navzer D. Engineer, Raluca Moucha: Cortical network reorganization guided by sensory input features. 333-343
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  Walter Senn: Beyond spike timing: the role of nonlinear plasticity and unreliable synapses. 344-355
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  Colin Lever, Neil Burgess, Francesca Cacucci, Tom Hartley, John O'Keefe: What can the hippocampal representation of environmental geometry tell us about Hebbian learning? 356-372
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  Uma R. Karmarkar, Mark T. Najarian, Dean V. Buonomano: Mechanisms and significance of spike-timing dependent plasticity. 373-382
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  Harel Z. Shouval, Gastone C. Castellani, Brian S. Blais, Luk-Chong Yeung, Leon N. Cooper: Converging evidence for a simplified biophysical model of synaptic plasticity. 383-391
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  Patrick D. Roberts, Curtis C. Bell: Spike timing dependent synaptic plasticity in biological systems. 392-403
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  Wulfram Gerstner, Werner M. Kistler: Mathematical formulations of Hebbian learning. 404-415
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  Werner M. Kistler: Spike-timing dependent synaptic plasticity: a phenomenological framework. 416-427
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  Christian Leibold, J. Leo van Hemmen: Mapping time. 428-439
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  Roland E. Suri, Terrence J. Sejnowski: Spike propagation synchronized by temporally asymmetric Hebbian learning. 440-445
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  Ádám Kepecs, Mark C. W. van Rossum, Sen Song, Jesper Tegnér: Spike-timing-dependent plasticity: common themes and divergent vistas. 446-458
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  Stefano Fusi: Hebbian spike-driven synaptic plasticity for learning patterns of mean firing rates. 459-470
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  Jesper Tegnér, Albert Compte, Xiao-Jing Wang: The dynamical stability of reverberatory neural circuits. 471-481

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