Issac Rhim

This study compares two hypotheses about how humans use corrective feedback in perceptual decision-making, finding that treating feedback as evidence of the world's state better explains behavior than treating it as a reward.

The paper measures spatial frequency tuning of color and form in mouse V1 and finds that most neurons exhibit unimodal color opponency distributions, consistent with random pooling of photoreceptor signals.

The paper measures photoreceptor input to mouse V1 under different lighting conditions and finds rod and cone contributions vary, affecting temporal frequency and receptive field size.