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Modeling the Neurological Control of Human Movements

Journal of Motor Behavior, 1988
Although computer models have been extensively used in recent years to understand the way physical systems operate and interact, the enormous power of mathematical modeling and computer simulations has been difficult to implement for the benefit of neuroscientists studying the human motor control system.
Lawrence Stark, Constance F. Ramos
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Neurological models of size scaling

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2003
Lehar argues that a simple Neuron Doctrine cannot explain perceptual phenomena such as size constancy but he fails to discuss existing, more complex neurological models. Size models that rely purely on scaling for distance are sparse, but several models are also concerned with other aspects of size perception such as geometrical illusions, relative ...
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NOISE IN MODELS OF NEUROLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

International Journal of Neural Systems, 1996
The concept of noise has only recently been applied to modelling neuropsychiatric disorders. Two examples of such models are presented. 1. A phantom limb is a neurological condition after the amputation of an extremity. It consists of sensations of the presence of the lost limb and has been attributed to cortical as well as non-cortical mechanisms. A
Manfred Neumann, M. Spitzer
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Neurological models of cognitive processing

Learning and Individual Differences, 1989
Abstract A framework is proposed from which to evaluate contemporary neurological models of cognitive processing. Selected models are classified as unidimensional, bidimensional, or tridimensional according to the neuraxes that they address. The empirical research that supports each model is considered in terms of anatomical, physiological, and ...
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A model of neurological disorder: a basis for logical and structured thinking and reasoning in neurology

European Journal of Neurology, 1997
A model of neurological disorder in graphical form, based upon a model proposed by the World Health Organisation, is presented. This model is intended to be a basis for a logical and structured thinking and reasoning in neurology, not least in diagnosis. The model is a chain of basic elements in which each element causes the following one.
J. Ekstedt, Lars Forsgren
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A neurologic diagnostic model of the human brain

ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad, 1979
This paper describes an interactive system written in APL designed to diagnose focal lesions of the brain. It uses essentially the same method we teach to medical students. First a patient's signs and symptoms are mapped onto a visual, three-dimensional representation of the brain.
W. D. Hagamen, Grace M. Hucko
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Hypnosis as a model of functional neurologic disorders

2016
In the 19th century it was recognized that neurologic symptoms could be caused by "morbid ideation" as well as organic lesions. The subsequent observation that hysteric (now called "functional") symptoms could be produced and removed by hypnotic suggestion led Charcot to hypothesize that suggestion mediated the effects of ideas on hysteric symptoms ...
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Drosophila models of neurologic disease

Experimental Neurology, 2015
Mark N. Wu, Thomas E. Lloyd
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Chemokines in Neurological Trauma Models

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2002
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Cortical Models and the Neurological Gap

Consciousness and Cognition, 1998
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