Hyeonsu Lee

Untrained deep neural networks spontaneously develop the ability to compare visual quantities using proportion and difference measures.

This study identifies distinct roles of IT and PT neurons in working memory and temporal processing during a delayed response task in mice.

The paper shows that slow rhythmic eye motion correlates with perceptual alternation in bistable perception, predicting timing and direction of perceptual switches.

The paper proposes that stable and flexible encoding mechanisms in working memory produce serial-position effects through distinct roles in retaining and updating information.