Neural Dynamics of Adaptive Sensory-Motor Control: Ballistic Eye Movements

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Pages ii-iii

Copyright page
Page iv

Dedication
Page v

Preface
Pages vii-viii
Stephen Grossberg, Michael Kuperstein

Chapter 1 Multiple Learning Problems are Solved by Sensory-Motor Systems
Pages 1-29

Chapter 2 Parallel Processing of Movement and Error Signals
Pages 31-53

Chapter 3 Saccadic Learning Using Visual Error Signals: Self-Motion vs. World-Motion and Cerebellar Dynamics
Pages 55-110

Chapter 4 Comparing Target Position with Present Position: Neural Vectors
Pages 111-134

Chapter 5 Adaptive Linearization of the Muscle Plant
Pages 135-153

Chapter 6 Spatial Maps of Motor Patterns
Pages 155-173

Chapter 7 Saccade Generator and Saccade Reset
Pages 175-191

Chapter 8 Postural Stability and Length-Tension Regulation
Pages 193-202

Chapter 9 Saccadic Rhythm and Predictive Movement Sequences
Pages 203-226

Chapter 10 Formation of an Invariant Target Position Map
Pages 227-252

Chapter 11 Visually Reactive, Multimodal, Intentional, and Predictive Movements: A Synthesis
Pages 253-290

Chapter 12 Are there Universal Principles of Sensory-Motor Control?
Pages 291-292

References
Pages 293-307

Author Index
Pages 309-315

Subject Index
Pages 317-336