Mohammad Abdolrahmani

This study shows mice can perform a complex orientation discrimination task with acuity of at least 6 degrees, using a novel probabilistic choice model to analyze behavioral strategies.

This study identifies a distributed decision variable in mouse posterior cortex during a visual discrimination task, showing it is context-dependent and modulated by task difficulty and attention.

The paper compares how MT and V4 neurons in monkeys process binocular disparity, finding a tradeoff between signaling speed and computational complexity based on disparity tuning shape.

The paper shows attention decorrelates visual and motor signals in the mouse visual cortex during a discrimination task.