Behavioral and Brain Sciences: Volume 3 - Issue 4

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Volume 3 - Issue 4 - December 1980

Open Peer Commentary

Must neural mechanisms be Newtonian?

Roles for models in understanding neural networks

Expectation and achievement in analysis of motor program generation

Central pattern generators (CPGs) from the viewpoint of a behavioral physiologist

A practical approach to understanding central pattern generators

Pessimism, models, and episodic behavior

On neuronal nihilism

Epistemology and heuristics in neural network research

Central pattern generators and sensory input

Single-cell versus network properties and the use of models

The comparative approach to understanding central pattern generators

At what level will pattern generators be understood?

Neuroethological analysis of central pattern generators

Central pattern generators and neuroethology

Philosophy leads to pessimism, research to understanding

Particulars and principles of nervous activity

The implications of recent experimental results for the validity of modeling studies of the leech swim central pattern generator

On the history and value of the central pattern generator concept

Graded transmission, mechanistic multiplicity, and modeling

Central pattern generator analysis is alive and well