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Representation of dynamical stimuli in threshold neuron models 

Tchumatchenko, Tatjana; Geisel, Theo; Wolf, Fred (2011)
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A Sensor-Based Learning Algorithm for the Self-Organization of Robot Behavior 

Hesse, Frank; Martius, Georg; Der, Ralf; Herrmann, J. Michael (2009)
Ideally, sensory information forms the only source of information to a robot. We consider an algorithm for the self-organization of a controller. At short time scales the controller is merely reactive but the parameter ...
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Onset Dynamics of Action Potentials in Rat Neocortical Neurons and Identified Snail Neurons: Quantification of the Difference 

Volgushev, Maxim; Malyshev, Aleksey; Balaban, Pavel; Chistiakova, Marina; Volgushev, Stanislav; Wolf, FredMansvelder, Huibert D. (eds.) (2008-04-09)
The generation of action potentials (APs) is a key process in the operation of nerve cells and the communication between neurons. Action potentials in mammalian central neurons are characterized by an exceptionally fast ...
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Spike avalanches in vivo suggest a driven, slightly subcritical brain state. 

Priesemann, Viola; Wibral, Michael; Valderrama, Mario; Pröpper, Robert; Le Van Quyen, Michel; Geisel, Theo; Triesch, Jochen; Nikolić, Danko; Munk, Matthias H. J. (2014)
In self-organized critical (SOC) systems avalanche size distributions follow power-laws. Power-laws have also been observed for neural activity, and so it has been proposed that SOC underlies brain organization as well. ...
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Motion processing with wide-field neurons in the retino-tecto-rotundal pathway 

Dellen, Babette; Wessel, Ralf; Clark, John W.; Wörgötter, Florentin (2009)
The retino-tecto-rotundal pathway is the main visual pathway in non-mammalian vertebrates and has been found to be highly involved in visual processing. Despite the extensive receptive fields of tectal and rotundal wide-field ...
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Neuromuscular adjustments that constrain submaximal EMG amplitude at task failure of sustained isometric contractions. 

Dideriksen, Jakob L; Enoka, Roger M; Farina, Dario (2011-08-01)
The amplitude of the surface EMG does not reach the level achieved during a maximal voluntary contraction force at the end of a sustained, submaximal contraction, despite near-maximal levels of voluntary effort. The ...
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Sympathetic activation by the cold pressor test does not increase the muscle force generation capacity. 

Roatta, Silvestro; Farina, Dario (2011-06-01)
A positive inotropic action by the sympathetic nervous system on skeletal muscles has been observed and investigated in animal and in vitro studies. This action provided a theoretical basis for the putative ergogenic action ...
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Segment Tracking via a Spatiotemporal Linking Process including Feedback Stabilization in an n-D Lattice Model 

Dellen, Babette; Erdal Aksoy, Eren; Wörgötter, Florentin (2009)
Model-free tracking is important for solving tasks such as moving-object tracking and action recognition in cases where no prior object knowledge is available. For this purpose, we extend the concept of spatially synchronous ...
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Amino Acid- vs. Peptide-Odorants: Responses of Individual Olfactory Receptor Neurons in an Aquatic Species 

Hassenklöver, Thomas; Pallesen, Lars P.; Schild, Detlev; Manzini, IvanReisert, Johannes (eds.) (2012)
Amino acids are widely used waterborne olfactory stimuli proposed to serve as cues in the search for food. In natural waters the main source of amino acids is the decomposition of proteins. But this process also produces ...
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A Small Fraction of Strongly Cooperative Sodium Channels Boosts Neuronal Encoding of High Frequencies 

Huang, Min; Volgushev, Maxim; Wolf, FredDryer, Stuart E. (eds.) (2012-05-29)
Generation of action potentials (APs) is a crucial step in neuronal information processing. Existing biophysical models for AP generation almost universally assume that individual voltage-gated sodium channels operate ...
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