Ronen Segev

Role of eye movements in the retinal code for a size discrimination task.

Measuring and tracking eye movements of a behaving archer fish by real-time stereo vision.

Orientation saliency without visual cortex and target selection in archer fish.

Coding "what" and "when" in the Archer fish retina.

The architecture of functional interaction networks in the retina.

General properties of transcriptional time series in Escherichia coli.

Sparse low-order interaction network underlies a highly correlated and learnable neural population code.

Synergy from silence in a combinatorial neural code.

Archer fish fast hunting maneuver may be guided by directionally selective retinal ganglion cells.

The natural variation of a neural code.

Predictive saccade in the absence of smooth pursuit: interception of moving targets in the archer fish.

Visual acuity in the archerfish: behavior, anatomy, and neurophysiology.

Stimulus-dependent maximum entropy models of neural population codes.

Inhibition of return in the archer fish.

Visual receptive field properties of cells in the optic tectum of the archer fish.

Spike triggered covariance in strongly correlated gaussian stimuli.

Adaptive colour contrast coding in the salamander retina efficiently matches natural scene statistics.

Adaptation to changes in higher-order stimulus statistics in the salamander retina.

Decorrelation of retinal response to natural scenes by fixational eye movements.

Pop-out in visual search of moving targets in the archer fish.

A thesaurus for a neural population code.

Pharmacological study of direction selectivity in the archer fish retina.

The Brain of the Archerfish : A Nissl-Based Neuroanatomical Atlas and Catecholaminergic/Cholinergic Systems.

Wireless electrophysiology of the brain of freely swimming goldfish.

Symbol-value association and discrimination in the archerfish.

Coding Schemes in the Archerfish Optic Tectum.

What a predator can teach us about visual processing: a lesson from the archerfish.

What pops out for you pops out for fish: Four common visual features.

Long-range neural inhibition and stimulus competition in the archerfish optic tectum.