As a corollary, this information can be used to generate novel diagnostic and prognostic markers and to design novel therapeutic strategies.
Single neurons in the auditory system of crickets provide corollary discharge information (efference copy) to maintain auditory functions, while generating loud courtship songs during vocalization [2], [3].
It is important to note that the first throw in the POST phase is a real measurement of aftereffect not contaminated by any kind of expectation or feedback, including possible corollary discharge information.
As described above, areas containing granule cells where corollary and sensory information converge might represent components of forward models.
Finally, by defining the areas of the cerebellum where corollary and sensory information potentially converge, we have uncovered a rich new system to understand the logic of corollary discharges in motor control and perhaps other brain functions.
Previously, corollary and sensory information has been shown to converge in the first stage of proprioceptive processing in the precerebellar neurons of the spinal cord (Hongo and Okada, 1967; Hongo et al., 1967; Hantman and Jessell, 2010).
Corollary 1 (side-information Case 2).
Redish (1994), which is used early in the semester, is written by a physicist in a format that is much like a proof in mathematics; it uses axioms and corollaries to convey information about mental models and other learning theory, making it accessible to LAs.
Another possibility in order to suppress self-stimulation constitutes a corollary discharge inhibiting sensory information (e.g. [56]).
