The second Homework involves reading a research paper
on Motor Control or Sensorimotor Integration and doing a presentation (of
12 min.+5 min. questions) in class, in addition to submitting a review
report. You will work in teams of three or two.
How will you be judged for
your Homework:
There are 15 points allocated for this homework. There are
12 points for the presentation and 3 points for the review
report. In your presentation, make clear concise statements about the main
point of the paper, supporting experiments/data and your critical review.
DO NOT run over time, you will be cut off after 12 min.. You will be judged on:
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presentation (how well you get ideas across)
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content (have you grasped the important point put
forward by the paper)
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critical analysis (what are your individualistic views
on it)
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background research (effort put on reading additional
material and leads from the reference section)
The review report should be of max 2 page A4 sheet (min
font size 10pt) including bibliography. The report should concentrate on your review,
highlighting important points and other references you have read and not
rewrite portions of the paper.
Deadlines: Paper presentation will be
done on March 15 and 19, 2007 at a mutually agreed time (to be decided in class).
Reports are due at the time of presentation. Attendance by all groups is
MANDATORY.
Paper allocation: Has been done in
class on March 08, 2007
List of Papers:
Paper
No. |
Title |
Day |
3 |
MOSAIC Model for Sensorimotor Learning
and Control, Haruno et al.
Team: Brian, Brian, Kostas |
15/03 |
5 |
Bayesian multisensory integration and
cross-modal spatial links, Deneve et al.
Team: Saunders, Harrison, Thorgeirsson |
15/03 |
6 |
Bayesian decision theory in
sensorimotor control, Kording and Wolpert
Team: Nicol, O'Donnell, Havoutis |
15/03 |
1 |
Learning of action through adaptive
combination of motor primitives, Thoroughman et al.
Team: Cui, Ekpenyong |
19/03 |
2 |
Combining Sensory Information:
Mandatory fusion within, but not between senses, Hillis et al.
Team: Hees, Wanthie, Yang |
19/03 |
4 |
Forwarding modelling allows feedback
control for fast reaching movements, Desmurget et al
Team: Ahmadi, Saal, Shaikh |
19/03 |
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