Measuring Chaos In The Human Brain - Proceedings Of The Conference

Mechanisms of chaotic dynamics in the olfactory system shown by simultaneous recording from bulb and cortex, S.L. Bressler and W.J. Freeman; controlling chaos - a selection mechanism for neural information processing?, M-Z Ding and J.A.S. Kelso; estimation of time-varying parameters in nonlinear models of biological time series, J. Goldbert and Y.K. Lee; the evolution with time of the spatial distribution of the largest Lyapunov exponent on the human epileptic cortex, L.D. Iasemidis and J.C. Sackellares; "Is It?" and "So What?" - a critical view of EEG chaos, B.H. Jansen; the largest Lyapunov exponent of the EEG in ECT seizures, A.D. Krystal and R.D. Weiner; some comments on the weaving of contemporaneous minds, A.J. Mandell, et al; construction and visualization of EEG state space portraits, J.C. Principe, et al; dimensional analysis of topographic EEG - some methodological considerations, W.S. Pritchard, et al; EEG and chaos - dimensional estimation of sensory and hypnotic processes, W.J. Ray, et al; toward non-linear psychodynamics - exploring the chaotic nature of mind and body processes, D.J. Redington and S.P. Reidbord; does the largest Lyapunov characteristic exponent quantify the dynamical complexity of the event-related potential? an algorithm using adaptive step-size control for variable propagation times, G.V. Wallenstein and A.J. Nash, et al.