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Our Virtual Reality Lab
A work flow example
We are
using our virtual reality lab to assess cognitive functions and
behavior in
uncertain or noisy environments. Above you see an example for a complex
motor
control task.
Biological
Motion and Control with reservoir computers
Drone flight with a realtime echostate network
Before 2011:
NeuroXidence:
NeuroXidence is a non-parametric and computationally efficient method that detects coordinated firing of two or more neurons and tests whether the observed level of coordinated firing is significantly different from that expected by chance. The method considers the full auto-structure of the data, including the changes in the rate responses and the history dependencies in the spiking activity. Also, the method accounts for trial-by-trial variability in the data set, such as the variability of the rate responses and their latencies. NeuroXidence can be applied to short data windows lasting only tens of milliseconds, which enables the tracking of transient neuronal states correlated to information processing.
Eyetracking:
The "Eyetracking system" follows the movement of the eyes of a user so that this movement can be used for the steering of a computer, for example. Moreover, it helps to answer the question, often asked in advertising and psychology ,`who watches`? when and where?.
Traffic management
Today the traffic system is characterized by cyclic encumbrances. However, these encumbrances can be predicted so that calculated influences can disentangle the situation. This system performs such influences by allowing for privileges.
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