In selecting appropriate behaviors, animals should weigh sensory evidence both for and
against specific beliefs about the world. For instance, animals measure optic flow to estimate …

Many animals use visual signals to estimate motion. Canonical models suppose that
animals estimate motion by cross-correlating pairs of spatiotemporally separated visual …

Visual motion cues provide animals with critical information about their environment and
guide a diverse array of behaviors. The neural circuits that carry out motion estimation …

Evolution has equipped vertebrates and invertebrates with neural circuits that selectively
encode visual motion. While similarities in the computations performed by these circuits in …

Visual motion detection is one of the most important computations performed by visual
circuits. Yet, we perceive vivid illusory motion in stationary, periodic luminance gradients that …

Many animals guide their movements using optic flow, the displacement of stationary objects
across the retina caused by self-motion. How do animals selectively synthesize a global …

Vision influences behavior, but ongoing behavior also modulates vision in animals ranging
from insects to primates. The function and biophysical mechanisms of most such …

Motion in the visual world provides critical information to guide the behavior of sighted
animals. Furthermore, as visual motion estimation requires comparisons of signals across …

Most animals shift gaze by a 'fixate and saccade'strategy, where the fixation phase stabilizes
background motion. A logical prerequisite for robust detection and tracking of moving …

The integration of sensorimotor signals to internally estimate self-movement is critical for
spatial perception and motor control. However, which neural circuits accurately track body …