Neurocomputing, Volume 52-54

Volume 52-54, June 2003

• Rafal Bogacz, Malcolm W. Brown:
  An anti-Hebbian model of familiarity discrimination in the perirhinal cortex. 1-6
  
• David Eriksson, Erik Fransén, Yuri Zilberter, Anders Lansner:
  Effects of short-term synaptic plasticity in a local microcircuit on cell firing. 7-12
  
• Aaron P. Shon, Rajesh P. N. Rao:
  Learning temporal patterns by redistribution of synaptic efficacy. 13-18
  
• Zhiyi Chi, Peter L. Rauske, Daniel Margoliash:
  Detection of spike patterns using pattern filtering, with applications to sleep replay in birdsong. 19-24
  
• N. Hatsopoulos, Stuart Geman, Asohan Amarasingham, Elie Bienenstock:
  At what time scale does the nervous system operate? 25-29
  
• Gordon Pipa, Sonja Grün:
  Non-parametric significance estimation of joint-spike events by shuffling and resampling. 31-37
  
• David H. Goldberg, Arun P. Sripati, Andreas G. Andreou:
  Energy efficiency in a channel model for the spiking axon. 39-44
  
• Graham I. Cummins, Sharon M. Crook, Alexander G. Dimitrov, T. Ganje, Gwen A. Jacobs, J. P. Miller:
  Structural and biophysical mechanisms underlying dynamic sensitivity of primary sensory interneurons in the cricket cercal sensory system. 45-52
  
• Christopher J. Rozell, Don H. Johnson, Raymon M. Glantz:
  Information processing during transient responses in the crayfish visual system. 53-58
  
• Sorinel Adrian Oprisan, Carmen C. Canavier:
  Stability analysis of entrainment by two periodic inputs with a fixed delay. 59-63
  
• Alexander K. Kozlov, Anders Lansner, Sten Grillner:
  Burst dynamics under mixed NMDA and AMPA drive in the models of the lamprey spinal CPG. 65-71
  
• Alexander Maye:
  Correlated neuronal activity can represent multiple binding solutions. 73-77
  
• Farzan Nadim, Victoria Booth, Amitabha Bose, Yair Manor:
  Short-term synaptic dynamics promote phase maintenance in multi-phasic rhythms. 79-87
  
• Maria Marinaro, Silvia Scarpetta:
  Modeling of spontaneous synchronized periodic activity observed in in vitro networks. 89-95
  
• Sergio Solinas, Reinoud Maex, Erik De Schutter:
  Synchronization of Purkinje cell pairs along the parallel fiber axis: a model. 97-102
  
• Jozien B. M. Goense, Rama Ratnam, Mark E. Nelson:
  Burst firing improves the detection of weak signals in spike trains. 103-108
  
• Jonathan Pillow, Eero P. Simoncelli:
  Biases in white noise analysis due to non-Poisson spike generation. 109-115
  
• Christoph Kayser, Wolfgang Einhäuser, Peter König:
  Temporal correlations of orientations in natural scenes. 117-123
  
• Garrett T. Kenyon, Bryan J. Travis, David W. Marshak:
  Role of synaptic feedback and intrinsic voltage-gated currents in shaping cone light responses. 125-133
  
• Richard Romero, Yuguo Yu, Pedram Afshar, Tai Sing Lee:
  Adaptation of the temporal receptive fields of macaque V1 neurons. 135-140
  
• Ko Sakai:
  Functional roles of receptive field structures in the perception of orientation. 141-149
  
• Michael Breakspear, John R. Terry, Karl J. Friston:
  Modulation of excitatory synaptic coupling facilitates synchronization and complex dynamics in a nonlinear model of neuronal dynamics. 151-158
  
• Yanqing Chen, Douglas A. Nitz:
  Evidence for slow (2-10 Hz) and gamma frequency coherence between spike trains and local field potentials in the cerebellum. 159-164
  
• William B. Levy, Xiangbao Wu, Anthony J. Greene, Barbara A. Spellman:
  A source of individual variation. 165-168
  
• Eun-Hyoung Park, Paul So, Ernest Barreto, Bruce J. Gluckman, Steven J. Schiff:
  Electric field modulation of synchronization in neuronal networks. 169-175
  
• Lucas C. Parra, Christopher V. Alvino, Akaysha C. Tang, Barak A. Pearlmutter, Nick Yeung, Allen Osman, Paul Sajda:
  Single-trial detection in EEG and MEG: Keeping it linear. 177-183
  
• Fernanda Saraga, Frances K. Skinner:
  Spike initiation in a hippocampal interneuron model. 185-189
  
• Jyh-Ming Lien, Marco Morales, Nancy M. Amato:
  Neuron PRM: a framework for constructing cortical networks. 191-197
  
• John L. Baker:
  Is there a support vector machine hiding in the dentate gyrus? 199-207
  
• Alia Benali, Iris Leefken, David Kastrup, Elke Weiler:
  Computational counting for a quantitative analysis of cells in histologically prepared brain sections. 209-214
  
• Upinder S. Bhalla:
  Managing models of signaling networks. 215-220
  
• Anthony N. Burkitt, Hamish Meffin, David B. Grayden:
  Gain modulation and balanced synaptic input in a conductance-based neural model. 221-226
  
• Hugo Cornelis, Erik De Schutter:
  NeuroSpaces: separating modeling and simulation. 227-231
  
• Alain Destexhe, Michael Rudolph:
  Location independence and fast conduction of synaptic inputs in neocortical neurons in vivo. 233-238
  
• Jonas Dyhrfjeld-Johnsen, Klaas E. Stephan, Jürgen Maier, Heiko J. Luhmann, Rolf Kötter:
  Guiding the modeller: organizing and selecting experimental data for single cell models using the CoCoDat database. 239-245
  
• Andre Folkers, Florian Mösch, Thomas Malina, Ulrich G. Hofmann:
  Realtime bioelectrical data acquisition and processing from 128 channels utilizing the wavelet-transformation. 247-254
  
• Robert L. Fry:
  A theory of neural computation. 255-263
  
• Bernadette Garner:
  A novel approach to training neurons with biological plausibility. 265-270
  
• Greg Lemon, William G. Gibson, Max R. Bennett:
  A model of inositol 1, 4, 5-trisphosphate and calcium dynamics in single cells following metabotropic receptor activation. 271-276
  
• Martin A. Giese:
  Learning recurrent neural models with minimal complexity from neural tuning data. 277-283
  
• Hiroshi Okamoto, Tomoki Fukai:
  Neural bases of accumulator models. 285-288
  
• Fredrick W. Howell, Robert C. Cannon, Nigel H. Goddard, H. Bringmann, P. Rogister, Hugo Cornelis:
  Linking computational neuroscience simulation tools - a pragmatic approach to component-based development. 289-294
  
• Mikael Huss, Dietmar Hess, Boris Lamotte d'Incamps, Abdeljabbar El Manira, Anders Lansner, Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleski:
  Role of A-current in lamprey locomotor network neurons. 295-300
  
• Andreas Knoblauch, Friedrich T. Sommer:
  Synaptic plasticity, conduction delays, and inter-areal phase relations of spike activity in a model of reciprocally connected areas. 301-306
  
• Wonryull Koh, Bruce H. McCormick:
  Registration of a 3D mouse brain atlas with brain microstructure data. 307-312
  
• Jutta Kretzberg, Terrence J. Sejnowski, Anne-Kathrin Warzecha, Martin Egelhaaf:
  Variability of postsynaptic responses depends non-linearly on the number of synaptic inputs. 313-320
  
• Christian Leibold, J. Leo van Hemmen:
  Synaptic plasticity determines the character of interaural-time-difference representation. 321-326
  
• Shuhei Miyashita, Yoshinori Tabuchi, Shoji Tanaka:
  Cortico-thalamocortical operations of multi-target spatial working memory. 327-333
  
• Raphael Ritz, R. Förster, Andreas V. M. Herz:
  Internetplattform Neuroinformatik: a pilot study for the OECD neuroinformatics portal. 335-340
  
• Gabriela Antunes, Fábio M. Simões-de-Souza, Antônio C. Roque-da-Silva:
  Sensitivity of AMPA receptor channel to calcium oscillations: a computational study. 341-346
  
• Gerardina Hernández, Jonathan Rubin, Paul W. Munro:
  The effect of spike redistribution in a reciprocally connected pair of neurons with spike timing-dependent plasticity. 347-353
  
• Seiichi Sakatani, Akira Hirose:
  The influence of neuron shape changes on the firing characteristics. 355-362
  
• Lokendra Shastri, Carter Wendelken:
  Learning structured representations. 363-370
  
• Simona Doboli, Ali A. Minai, Phillip J. Best:
  A computational model of the interaction between external and internal cues for the control of hippocampal place cells. 371-379
  
• Frances K. Skinner, Jiang Brandon Liu:
  NNET: linking small- and large-scale network models. 381-387
  
• Michael W. Spratling, M. H. Johnson:
  Exploring the functional significance of dendritic inhibition in cortical pyramidal cells. 389-395
  
• David W. Sullivan, William B. Levy:
  Quantal synaptic failures improve performance in a sequence learning model of hippocampal CA3. 397-401
  
• Yoshinori Tabuchi, Shoji Tanaka:
  Intracortical vs. thalamocortical processing of spatial working memory. 403-409
  
• Dionyssios Theofilou, Volker Steuber, Erik De Schutter:
  Novelty detection in a Kohonen-like network with a long-term depression learning rule. 411-417
  
• Frank van der Velde, Marc de Kamps:
  A model of visual working memory in PFC. 419-424
  
• Wim van Drongelen, Kurt E. Hecox:
  Desynchronization of neural activity in a network model. 425-430
  
• Thomas Wennekers, Nihat Ay:
  Temporal Infomax on Markov chains with input leads to finite state automata. 431-436
  
• Luk-Chong Yeung, Brian S. Blais, Leon N. Cooper, Harel Z. Shouval:
  Calcium as the associative signal for a model of Hebbian plasticity: application to multi-input environments. 437-440
  
• Yuguo Yu, Tai Sing Lee:
  Adaptation of the transfer function of the Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) neuronal model. 441-445
  
• Junmei Zhu, Christoph von der Malsburg:
  Learning control units for invariant recognition. 447-453
  
• Laura A. Mueller, Liya Wang, Amir H. Assadi:
  A computational model for the biological underpinnings of infant vision and face recognition. 455-459
  
• Nihat Ay, Thomas Wennekers:
  Temporal infomax leads to almost deterministic dynamical systems. 461-466
  
• Hauke Bartsch, Klaus Obermayer:
  Second-order statistics of natural images. 467-472
  
• James A. Bednar, Risto Miikkulainen:
  Self-organization of spatiotemporal receptive fields and laterally connected direction and orientation maps. 473-480
  
• Hualou Liang, Steven L. Bressler, Mingzhou Ding, Robert Desimone, Pascal Fries:
  Temporal dynamics of attention-modulated neuronal synchronization in macaque V4. 481-487
  
• Nicola De Pisapia, Nigel H. Goddard:
  A neural model of frontostriatal interactions for behavioural planning and action chunking. 489-495
  
• Axel Etzold, Christian W. Eurich, Helmut Schwegler:
  Tuning properties of noisy cells with application to orientation selectivity in rat visual cortex. 497-503
  
• Igor V. Filippov:
  Power spectral analysis of very slow brain potential oscillations in primary visual cortex of freely moving rats during darkness and light. 505-510
  
• Brian J. Fischer, M. Brandon Westover:
  The neural multiple access channel. 511-518
  
• Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, Ursula Körner, Edgar Körner:
  A model of surface detection and orientation tuning in primate visual cortex. 519-524
  
• Tim Gollisch, Andreas V. M. Herz:
  Analyzing mechanosensory transduction by identifying invariant directions in stimulus space. 525-530
  
• Yutaka Hirata, Ichiro Takeuchi, Stephen M. Highstein:
  A dynamical model for the vertical vestibuloocular reflex and optokinetic response in primate. 531-540
  
• Thomas Hoch, Gregor Wenning, Klaus Obermayer:
  Adaptation using local information for maximizing the global cost. 541-546
  
• Patrik O. Hoyer:
  Modeling receptive fields with non-negative sparse coding. 547-552
  
• Jarmo Hurri, Aapo Hyvärinen:
  A two-layer temporal generative model of natural video exhibits complex-cell-like pooling of simple cell outputs. 553-559
  
• Hidetoshi Ikeno:
  A reconstruction method of projection image on worker honeybees' compound eye. 561-566
  
• Sung-Jong Lee, Sun-Ho Bai:
  Effects of baclofen on the directional selectivity of transient neurons in the catfish retina. 567-572
  
• Daniel S. Levine, Nilendu G. Jani, David G. Gilbert:
  Modeling the effects of nicotine on a continuous performance task. 573-582
  
• Marja-Leena Linne, Tuula O. Jalonen:
  Simulations of the cultured granule neuron excitability. 583-590
  
• Amir Madany Mamlouk, Christine Chee-Ruiter, Ulrich G. Hofmann, James M. Bower:
  Quantifying olfactory perception: mapping olfactory perception space by using multidimensional scaling and self-organizing maps. 591-597
  
• T. Nathan Mundhenk, Laurent Itti:
  CINNIC, a new computational algorithm for the modeling of early visual contour integration in humans. 599-604
  
• Srini Narayanan:
  The role of cortico-basal-thalamic loops in cognition: a computational model and preliminary results. 605-614
  
• Ki-Young Park, Soo-Young Lee:
  An engineering model of the masking for the noise-robust speech recognition. 615-620
  
• Dmitry G. Ivashko, Boris I. Prilutsky, S. N. Markin, John K. Chapin, Ilya A. Rybak:
  Modeling the spinal cord neural circuitry controlling cat hindlimb movement during locomotion. 621-629
  
• Luis F. Lago-Fernández, Manuel A. Sánchez-Montañés, Eduardo Sánchez:
  A visual system for invariant recognition in animated image sequences. 631-636
  
• David C. Tam:
  Real-time estimation of predictive firing rate. 637-641
  
• Takamasa Koshizen, So Yamada, Hiroshi Tsujino:
  Semantic rewiring mechanism of neural cross-supramodal integration based on spatial and temporal properties of attention. 643-648
  
• Masami Tatsuno, Masato Okada:
  How does the information-geometric measure depend on underlying neural mechanisms? 649-654
  
• Satoko Tsunoda, Akira Matsui, Yasuhiro Wada, Takeyuki Aiba, Chiyoko Nagai, Yumiko Uchiyama, Makoto Iwata, Shigeki Tanaka, Michiyo Kozawa, Masae Kamiyama, Kazuyoshi Fukuzawa:
  A computational approach to arm movement on the sagittal plane performed by parietal lobe damaged patients: an attempt to examine a computational model for handwriting for its neurobiological plausibility from a neuropsychological symptom. 655-660
  
• Antonio Novellino, Michela Chiappalone, Alessandro Vato, Marco Bove, M. Bruella Tedesco, Sergio Martinoia:
  Behaviors from an electrically stimulated spinal cord neuronal network cultured on microelectrode arrays. 661-669
  
• M. Brandon Westover, Charles H. Anderson:
  Layer 4C in monkey V1 may linearize the output of the LGN. 671-676
  
• Péter András:
  Comparing neurophysiological measurements of simulated and real brains. 677-682
  
• Liya Wang, Boris Baryshnikov, Hamid Eghbalnia, Amir H. Assadi:
  Extraction of nonlinear features in MEG and fMRI data of human brain. 683-690
  
• Vladimir E. Bondarenko, Gennady S. Cymbalyuk, Girish N. Patel, Stephen P. DeWeerth, Ronald L. Calabrese:
  A bifurcation of a synchronous oscillations into a torus in a system of two mutually inhibitory aVLSI neurons: experimental observation. 691-698
  
• Marcelo Camperi, María Virginia Manías:
  On duration and dopamine modulation of sustained activity in prefrontal cortex using conductance-based network models. 699-705
  

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