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From brains to robots, and everything in between.

Tuesday, 07 August 2001 23:20

Charles M. Higgins, "A Computational Model of Dipteran Elementary Motion Detection", (lecture) in Proceedings of the International Conference on Invertebrate Vision, Backaskog Castle, Kristianstad, Sweden, August 7-12, 2001.

2017

Feb 27 2017 - "An insect-inspired model for visual binding II: Functional analysis and visual attention" by B. D. Northcutt and C. M. Higgins (Journal papers)
Feb 27 2017 - "An insect-inspired model for visual binding I: Learning objects and their characteristics" by B. D. Northcutt, J. P. Dyhr, and C. M. Higgins (Journal papers)

2016

Feb 29 2016 - "Neural Network Visual Binding" (Projects)

2011

Oct 18 2011 - "A Neuronally-Based Model of Contrast Gain Adaptation in Fly Motion Vision" by Zuley Rivera-Alvidrez, Ichi Lin, and Charles M. Higgins (Journal papers)
Aug 15 2011 - "Dipteran Elementary Motion Detection" (Projects)

2010

Jun 18 2010 - "A Biologically Realistic Model of Fly Elementary Motion Detection" by Ichi Lin (Theses)

2006

Oct 18 2006 - "Parallel Processing in the Optic Lobes of Flies and the Occurrence of Motion Computing Circuits" by N. J. Strausfeld, J. Douglass, H. Campbell, and C. M. Higgins (Book chapters)

2005

Oct 18 2005 - "Contrast Saturation in a Neuronally-Based Model of Elementary Motion Detection" by Zuley Rivera-Alvidrez and Charles M. Higgins (Journal papers)
Oct 18 2005 - "The Neuronal Basis of Direction Selectivity in Lobula Plate Tangential Cells" by Timothy Melano and Charles M. Higgins (Journal papers)
Aug 18 2005 - "Computational modeling of neurons involved in fly motion detection" by Zuley Rivera-Alvidrez (Theses)
Aug 18 2005 - "Motion adaptation in a neuronally-based model of elementary motion detection" by Zuley Rivera-Alvidrez and C. M. Higgins (Conference abstracts)

2004

Jul 18 2004 - "The computational basis of an identified neuronal circuit for elementary motion detection in dipterous insects" by C. M. Higgins, J. K. Douglass, and N. J. Strausfeld (Journal papers)

2001

Nov 18 2001 - "A Model for Directional Selectivity in an Insect based on Non-directional Motion Cells and Appropriate to Cross Phyla Comparisons" by C. M. Higgins, T. Vaneck, P. Joshi, and N. J. Strausfeld (Conference abstracts)

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