Titlebook: Identification of Continuous Dynamical Systems; The Poisson Moment F Dines Chandra Saha,Ganti Prasada Rao Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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9, and others). Therefore, the disturbances of the CN functions can be manifested in not only extrapyramidal disorders, but also various forms of the pathologic state of CNS, higher nervous activity, behavior, and psychic processes. hence, it seems to be rather difficult to model neuropathologic syn

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onse of the prolonged secondary discharges. Multisynaptic excitation in vestibular nuclei can be produced by intranuclear interneurons via the feedback system (Brodai et al., 1962). Besides the intranuclear mechanisms, the vestibular complex has many activating connections (Brodel et al., 1962). At

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9, and others). Therefore, the disturbances of the CN functions can be manifested in not only extrapyramidal disorders, but also various forms of the pathologic state of CNS, higher nervous activity, behavior, and psychic processes. hence, it seems to be rather difficult to model neuropathologic syn

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ent of injury, which is especially disturbing considering the fact that the average age of a spinal cord injured person is 31 [1]. Moreover, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) occur to over 1.7 million people each year [2]. The devastating physical and psychological effects of CNS damage are felt by bo

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ated at the tip of the axon (Fig. 2.2A), serves to decipher chemical and physical cues, both in space and time, determining the axon’s trajectory [273, 274]. As it senses these signals, the growth cone pauses and enlarges as the cytoskeleton reorganizes, preparing itself for the next move [275]. As

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System structure identification [P19, G9, G29],f the system are those corresponding to the minimum value of the parameter error function. According to the authors‘ experience, P. or P*. can be computed with few instants of time (even just two). A recursive evaluation allowing for all instants of time may also be performed, in which case (7.3) an

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