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. 2004 Oct 18;5(4):427–435. doi: 10.1007/s10162-004-4035-4

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Simplified diagram of the model described by Lasker et al. (2000). The input to the vestibulo-ocular reflex is angular head velocity (). This signal is passed through linear and nonlinear pathways. k_l and k_n represent the corresponding central gain elements of these two pathways. R denotes the resting rate of central vestibular neurons, which is added to the linear pathway. Td: time delay of the reflex (set to 7 ms in our simulations).

Inline graphic — Simplified diagram of the model described by Lasker et al. (2000). The input to the vestibulo-ocular reflex is angular head velocity (). This signal is passed through linear and nonlinear pathways. k_l and k_n represent the corresponding central gain elements of these two pathways. R denotes the resting rate of central vestibular neurons, which is added to the linear pathway. Td: time delay of the reflex (set to 7 ms in our simulations).