Anna Montagnini

The paper shows that sensorimotor learning can correct perceptual biases in motion perception through delayed compensatory eye movements, indicating a dissociation between sensory computations and internal models.

The paper shows mammals achieve similar visual coverage by combining saccade rates, receptive field sizes, and V1 neuronal density across species.

This study shows anticipatory smooth eye movements scale with target speed and acceleration probability, indicating the brain uses internal models of motion kinematics for prediction.

The paper compares how direction expectation affects motion perception and anticipatory smooth pursuit, finding different biases in each response.

This paper shows humans adapt anticipatory eye movements to volatile visual motion, using a probabilistic model to better match behavior than classical models.