Riccardo Caramellino

This paper shows that visually naive chicks prefer specific multipoint correlation patterns, similar to humans and rats, and that early visual experience can alter these preferences.

This study shows that rats' sensitivity to image statistics decreases from 2- to 4-point correlations, mirroring human findings and supporting efficient coding principles.

The paper shows that visual representations become more stable along rodent visual processing hierarchies, with intrinsic dynamics contributing to this stability.