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This is a 24-lecture course (about one hour each) at Johns
Hopkins that introduces the probabilistic foundations of learning theory. The main topics of the course are
estimation and optimal control, with examples from the primate brain. The lectures cover the topics in Biological Learning and Control
(Shadmehr and Mussa-Ivaldi, MIT Press, 2012). |
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The cerebellum and
adaptive control of movements University of Tubingen, Germany 2012 |
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Impulsivity and vigor of
movements University of Tubingen, Germany 2012 |
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The
cost of time in motor control Johns Hopkins Brain Sciences Institute 2010 |
