Pattern switching in human multilimb coordination dynamics.

Constraints on Coordination Intrinsic dynamics, behavioral information and asymmetry in bimanual rhythmic coordination

Rhythmic interlimb coordination arises from the interaction of intrinsic dynamics and behavioral information, i.e., intention, memory and/or external information specifying the required coordination pattern. This study investigates the influence of the content of memorized behavioral information on coordination in musically experienced and inexperienced subjects. These groups are hypothesized t...

Transmission Dynamics of Malaria in Human Host: a Neuro-Fuzzy Approach

Parametric stabilization of biological coordination: a theoretical model.

In human coordination studies information from the environment may not only pace rhythmic behavior, but also contribute to the observed dynamics, e.g. aphenomenon known as anchoring in the literature. For the paradigmatic caseof bimanual coordination we study these contributions mathematically and develop a model of the interaction between the limb's intrinsic dynamics and environmental signals...

Bimanual coordination and musical experience: the role of intrinsic dynamics and behavioral information.

Rhythmic interlimb coordination arises from the interaction of intrinsic dynamics and behavioral information, that is, intention, memory, or external information specifying the required coordination pattern. This study investigates the influence of the content of memorized behavioral information on coordination in musically experienced and inexperienced participants. These groups are hypothesiz...

Striatal activity during intentional switching depends on pattern stability.

The theoretical framework of coordination dynamics posits complementary neural mechanisms to maintain complex behavioral patterns under circumstances that may render them unstable and to voluntarily switch between behaviors if changing internal or external conditions so demand. A candidate neural structure known to play a role in both the selection and maintenance of intentional behavior is the...