Cheng Xue

The paper identifies neuronal signatures of one-shot memory in mid-level visual cortex, showing sparse coding and population response consistency predict memory performance.

This paper proposes a neural circuit model for working memory sequence manipulation, demonstrating its ability to perform two-item swapping and generalize to complex permutations using algebraic principles.

The paper investigates how task uncertainty affects cognitive flexibility by comparing human and monkey behavior with artificial neural networks, finding that feature interference causes performance costs.

This study shows that task-belief and perceptual decision-making are closely linked in macaques, with stronger task-belief associated with better perception.

The paper shows that multiple normalization processes in primate visual cortex affect population responses in a low rank manner, suggesting a shared mechanism.