I argue that the cerebellum has at least two related roles, both sub‐served by its operation
as a 'forward model'of the motor system. First, it provides an internal state estimate or …

We used positron emission tomography (PET) to compare the contribution of the cerebellum
and basal ganglia to the sensory guidance of movement. In one condition the subjects used …

The cerebellum is known to have important functions in motor control, coordination, motor
learning, and timing. It may have other “higher” functions as well, up to and including …

Dysfunction of the cerebellum leads to significant deterioration of movements performed
under visual guidance and of co-ordinated eye and hand movement. Visually guided …

When the hand of the observer is used as a visual target, oculomotor performance evaluated
in terms of tracking accuracy, delay and maximal ocular velocity is higher than when the …

Considerable progress has been made in developing models of cerebellar function in
sensorimotor control, as well as in identifying key problems that are the focus of current …

The cerebellum has an important role in control and coordination of movements, but in some
species, notably weakly electric fish of the family Mormyridae, anatomical …

The cerebellum and motor cortices are hypothesized to make fundamentally different but
synergistic contributions to the control of movement. Richly interconnected, these structures …

Visual areas of the brain must be connected to motor areas for the sensory guidance of
movement. The first step in the pathway from the primary visual cortex is by way of the dorsal …

The cerebellum is necessary for moving smoothly and accurately, but this does not imply
that the cerebellum generates or modifies movement control signals. Cerebellar function can …