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    Sensory prediction on a whiskered robot: A tactile analogy to "optic flow"

    Sensory prediction on a whiskered robot: A tactile analogy to "optic flow" by Christopher L Schroeder, Mitra J Z Hartmann, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2012-10-01
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    Whisking kinematics enables object localization in head-centered coordinates based on tactile information from a single vibrissa

    Whisking kinematics enables object localization in head-centered coordinates based on tactile information from a single vibrissa by Anne En-Tzu Yang, Mitra J Z Hartmann, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2016-07-01
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    On the intrinsic curvature of animal whiskers

    On the intrinsic curvature of animal whiskers by Yifu Luo, Mitra J. Z. Hartmann

    Published 2023-01-01
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    On the intrinsic curvature of animal whiskers.

    On the intrinsic curvature of animal whiskers. by Yifu Luo, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2023-01-01
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    Spatiotemporal patterns of contact across the rat vibrissal array during exploratory behavior

    Spatiotemporal patterns of contact across the rat vibrissal array during exploratory behavior by Jennifer Anne Hobbs, R. Blythe Towal, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2016-01-01
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    Demonstration of three-dimensional contact point determination and contour reconstruction during active whisking behavior of an awake rat.

    Demonstration of three-dimensional contact point determination and contour reconstruction during active whisking behavior of an awake rat. by Lucie A Huet, Hannah M Emnett, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2022-09-01
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    Demonstration of three-dimensional contact point determination and contour reconstruction during active whisking behavior of an awake rat

    Demonstration of three-dimensional contact point determination and contour reconstruction during active whisking behavior of an awake rat by Lucie A. Huet, Hannah M. Emnett, Mitra J. Z. Hartmann

    Published 2022-09-01
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    Evidence for Functional Groupings of Vibrissae across the Rodent Mystacial Pad.

    Evidence for Functional Groupings of Vibrissae across the Rodent Mystacial Pad. by Jennifer A Hobbs, R Blythe Towal, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2016-01-01
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    Constraints on the deformation of the vibrissa within the follicle.

    Constraints on the deformation of the vibrissa within the follicle. by Yifu Luo, Chris S Bresee, John W Rudnicki, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2021-04-01
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    Quantifying the three-dimensional facial morphology of the laboratory rat with a focus on the vibrissae.

    Quantifying the three-dimensional facial morphology of the laboratory rat with a focus on the vibrissae. by Hayley M Belli, Chris S Bresee, Matthew M Graff, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2018-01-01
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    Impaired trigeminal control of ingestive behavior in the Prrxl1-/- mouse is associated with a lemniscal-biased orosensory deafferentation.

    Impaired trigeminal control of ingestive behavior in the Prrxl1-/- mouse is associated with a lemniscal-biased orosensory deafferentation. by Admir Resulaj, Jeannette Wu, Mitra J Z Hartmann, Paul Feinstein, H Phillip Zeigler

    Published 2022-01-01
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    The morphology of the rat vibrissal array: a model for quantifying spatiotemporal patterns of whisker-object contact.

    The morphology of the rat vibrissal array: a model for quantifying spatiotemporal patterns of whisker-object contact. by R Blythe Towal, Brian W Quist, Venkatesh Gopal, Joseph H Solomon, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2011-04-01
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    Representation of Stimulus Speed and Direction in Vibrissal-Sensitive Regions of the Trigeminal Nuclei: A Comparison of Single Unit and Population Responses.

    Representation of Stimulus Speed and Direction in Vibrissal-Sensitive Regions of the Trigeminal Nuclei: A Comparison of Single Unit and Population Responses. by Aniket S Kaloti, Erik C Johnson, Chris S Bresee, Stephanie N Naufel, Matthew G Perich, Douglas L Jones, Mitra J Z Hartmann

    Published 2016-01-01
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