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Continual World Models

Workshop · Machine Learning · Sydney, Australia

Sat, Dec 12, 2026

Seminars6

2025

A perturbative approach to understand retinal computations

Olivier Marre · Institut de la Vision, Paris12 Marvia natural scenes

2022

Synthetic and natural images unlock the power of recurrency in primary visual cortex

Andreea Lazar · Ernst Strüngmann Institute (ESI) for Neuroscience20 Mayvia natural scenes

A Panoramic View on Vision

Maximilian Joesch · IST Austria7 Marvia natural scenes

2021

Target detection in the natural world

Karin Nordstrom · Flinders University15 Novvia natural scenes

Understanding "why": The role of causality in cognition

Tobias Gerstenberg · Stanford University28 Aprvia physical scenes

2020 · 1 more

2020

What the eye tells the brain: Visual feature extraction in the mouse retina

Katrin Franke · University of Tubingen7 Julvia natural scenes

ePosters7

COSYNE 2025

Biologically plausible coarse-grainings for prediction

Sylvia Durian, Olivier Marre, Stephanie Palmervia natural scenes

Human-like behavior and neural representations emerge in a neural network trained to overtly search for objects in natural scenes from pixels

Motahareh Pourrahimi, Irina Rish, Pouya Bashivanvia natural scenes

Bernstein2024 · 1 ePoster

2024

Short-term adaptation reshapes retinal ganglion cell selectivity to natural scenes

Baptiste Lorenzi, Samuele Virgili, Déborah Varro, Olivier Marrevia natural scenes

FENS2024 · 1 ePoster

2024

Visuo-motor sequential predictions guiding the representation of visual objects

Anastasia Dimakou, Ilaria Mazzonetto, Andrea Zangrossi et al.

COSYNE2023 · 1 ePoster, 2022 · 2 ePosters

2023

Multi-object memory and prediction in the primate brain

Nicholas Watters, John Gabel, Joshua Tenenbaum, Mehrdad Jazayerivia physical scenes