Fumihiro Kano

This study shows that human bounded rationality reduces performance in human-AI cooperative tasks compared to all-AI groups.

Pigeons use gaze-following to detect predator location in flocks, responding to the duration of conspecific gaze rather than other cues.

The paper proposes the stabilized gaze-signalling hypothesis to explain human eye appearance, suggesting depigmented sclera enhance gaze communication under varying conditions.

The paper introduces 3D-SOCS, a system for collecting behavioral data on wild birds using synchronized video, and finds it can estimate 3D postures and characterize visual fields in great tits.

This study shows that pigeons are more likely to follow gaze when multiple demonstrators look in the same direction, indicating the influence of collective context on social cognition.

YOLOv8 detection with SORT event grouping and grid-search tuning quantifies visually distinct behaviours from video across 5 case studies, reaching f1-scores of 0.62 to 0.94.

The paper tracks pigeon flock behavior during predator simulations to show how foveal vision is used for detection and escape, finding earlier foveation correlates with vigilance and faster escape responses.