Farzad Towhidkhah

This study uses a bipedal model to show that visual deprivation increases step frequency, decreases step length, and leads to falls, aligning with human data on gait stability.

This paper proposes a Petri net model of working memory to identify potential causes of inattention in attention deficit disorder.

This study compares fixed and time-delayed feedback reference signals in biofeedback systems for children with ADD, finding variable effects based on participant characteristics.

This study uses a drift-diffusion model to explain response variability and capacity limitations in tracking one or two objects.

The paper models the trigeminal neuralgia network using a modified Hodgkin-Huxley model to show how motor cortex stimulation affects pain relief.

This study compares TTC estimation accuracy in transversal and head-on motions, finding transversal motion is more accurately estimated and presenting a mathematical model to explain the difference.