The propagation of errors in sequences of cerebellar theories

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (2):261-262 (1997)
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Abstract

An adequate cerebellar theory should explain the timing and geometry of signal propagation in the molecular layer, hence Braitenberg et al.'s explanation of how parallel fibers may act as delay lines is important. The suggestion that these delay lines may generate control signals that dampen undesirable response modes during movements is merely interesting

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