Advances
in Computational Motor Control V
Symposium
at the Society for Neuroscience Conference
Friday,
October 13, 2006
Room C301,
12:00-1:00 Registration
1:00-1:05 Opening Remarks
1:05-3:15 Session
1
·
Invited talk: Chris Atkeson (
”Using Humanoids To Develop Computational Models of
Human Behavior”
·
“Primitives for Optimal Control”
·
Jun Izawa, Tushar Rane, Opher Donchin, Reza
Shadmehr (Johns Hopkins University)
“Changing the noise in dynamics of reaching
predictably changes control of reaching”
·
Vikram Chib,
M. Krutky, K. Lynch,
“The Nervous System Independently Controls
Motion and Force”
·
Nedialko Krouchev, J. Kalaska, T. Drew (
“Muscle synergies during locomotion define
a flexible substrate for neural control”
3:15-3:30 Break
3:30-5:30 Session 2
·
“Adaptation induces curvature in saccades,
revealing multiple time-scales of plasticity”
·
Gary Sing,
Maurice Smith (
“Patterns of anterograde interference in
reaching arm movements explained by a multi-rate learning model”
·
Jeff McKinstry, G. Edelman, J. Krichmar
(Neurosciences Institute)
“A cerebellar model for predictive motor
control: from reflex to preflex”
·
Marytheresa Ifediba, Maurice Smith (
“Long-term retention in the adaptive control
of reaching explained by a model of short-term learning”
·
Kurt
Thoroughman, Michael Fine (
“Modeling neural representations of sensory
feedback and changes in motor adaptive strategy”
5:30-7:00 Dinner (on your own)
7:00-8:40 Session 3
·
Invited talk: Mike Shadlen (
“The Neurobiology of Decision Making, or
How I Stopped Deliberating and Learned to Love the Bound”
·
Uri Rokni, A. Richardson, E. Bizzi,
“Learning with unstable neural
representations: experiment and theory”
·
Hirokazu Tanaka, Terry Sejnowski,
“Narrow directional tuning explains both
post-adaptation and trial-to-trial generalization patterns for visuomotor
rotation learning”
·
Gregory Shakhnarovich, S. Kim, M. Black; (
“Physically-based model for decoding
motor-cortical activity”