Learning to Pronounce First Words in Three Languages: An Investigation of Caregiver and Infant Behavior Using a Computational Model of an Infant

Por Howard, Ian S., Messum, Piers
Publicado em 2014

Neural Tuning Functions Underlie Both Generalization and Interference

Por Howard, Ian S., Franklin, David W.
Publicado no PLoS One (2015)

Adaptive tuning functions arise from visual observation of past movement

Por Howard, Ian S., Franklin, David W.
Publicado no Sci Rep (2016)

Composition and Decomposition in Bimanual Dynamic Learning

Por Howard, Ian S., Ingram, James N., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2008

Context-Dependent Partitioning of Motor Learning in Bimanual Movements

Por Howard, Ian S., Ingram, James N., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2010

Separate representations of dynamics in rhythmic and discrete movements: evidence from motor learning

Por Howard, Ian S., Ingram, James N., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2011

The effect of contextual cues on the encoding of motor memories

Por Howard, Ian S., Wolpert, Daniel M., Franklin, David W.
Publicado em 2013

The Value of the Follow-Through Derives from Motor Learning Depending on Future Actions

Por Howard, Ian S., Wolpert, Daniel M., Franklin, David W.
Publicado no Curr Biol (2015)

Active lead-in variability affects motor memory formation and slows motor learning

Por Howard, Ian S., Ford, Christopher, Cangelosi, Angelo, Franklin, David W.
Publicado no Sci Rep (2017)

The statistics of natural hand movements

Por Ingram, James N., Körding, Konrad P., Howard, Ian S., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2008

Statistics of Natural Movements Are Reflected in Motor Errors

Por Howard, Ian S., Ingram, James N., Körding, Konrad P., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2009

A Single-Rate Context-Dependent Learning Process Underlies Rapid Adaptation to Familiar Object Dynamics

Por Ingram, James N., Howard, Ian S., Flanagan, J. Randall, Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2011

Gone in 0.6 Seconds: The Encoding of Motor Memories Depends on Recent Sensorimotor States

Por Howard, Ian S., Ingram, James N., Franklin, David W., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2012

Multiple Grasp-Specific Representations of Tool Dynamics Mediate Skillful Manipulation

Por Ingram, James N., Howard, Ian S., Flanagan, J. Randall, Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado em 2010

Vergence eye movements are not essential for stereoscopic depth

Por Lugtigheid, Arthur J., Wilcox, Laurie M., Allison, Robert S., Howard, Ian P.
Publicado em 2014

Task Effects Reveal Cognitive Flexibility Responding to Frequency and Predictability: Evidence from Eye Movements in Reading and Proofreading

Por Schotter, Elizabeth R., Bicknell, Klinton, Howard, Ian, Levy, Roger, Rayner, Keith
Publicado em 2014

A Neuroeconomics Approach to Inferring Utility Functions in Sensorimotor Control

Por Körding, Konrad P, Fukunaga, Izumi, Howard, Ian S, Ingram, James N, Wolpert, Daniel M
Publicado em 2004

Hoarding severity predicts functional disability in late-life hoarding disorder patients

Por Ayers, Catherine R., Ly, Princeton, Howard, Ian, Mayes, Tina, Porter, Ben, Iqbal, Yasmeen
Publicado em 2013

Hoarding Severity Predicts Disability in Late-life Hoarding Disorder Patients

Por Ly, Princeton, Ayers, Catherine R, Howard, Ian, Mayes, Tina, Porter, Ben, Iqbal, Yasmeen
Publicado em 2014

Enhanced crosslimb transfer of force-field learning for dynamics that are identical in extrinsic and joint-based coordinates for both limbs

Por Carroll, Timothy J., de Rugy, Aymar, Howard, Ian S., Ingram, James N., Wolpert, Daniel M.
Publicado no J Neurophysiol (2015)