Training in Cortical Control of Neuroprosthetic Devices Improves Signal Extraction from Small Neuronal Ensembles

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1. CONTENTS
2. Preface
3. Input Prediction and Autonomous Movement Analysis in Recurrent Circuits of Spikitfg Neurons
4. Properties of a Temporal Population Cod
5. Analysis of Evoked and Emergent Patterns of Stimulus-Related Auditory Cortical Activity
6. Learning Distinct and Complementary Feature Selectivities from Natural Colour Videos
7. On the Choice of a Sparse Prior
8. Wiring the Olfactory Bulb - Activity-dependent Models of Axonal Targeting in the Developing Olfactory Pathway
9. Spike-driven Synaptic Plasticity for Learning Correlated Patterns of Mean Firing Rates
10. Cytoarchitecture of the Avian Optic Tectum: Neuronal Substrate for Cellular Computation
11. Training in Cortical Control of Neuroprosthetic Devices Improves Signal Extraction from Small Neuronal Ensembles
12. Neural Architectures for Robot Intelligence
13. Design for a Brain Revisited: The Neuromorphic Design and Functionality of the Interactive Space 'Ada'
14. Statistical Mechanics Beyond the Hopfield Model: Solvable Problems in Neural Network Theory
15. Spatial Patterns of Spontaneous Local Field Activity in the Monkey Visual Cortex