Publications
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Working papers
A Normative Framework Dissociates Need and Motivation in Hypothalamic Neurons
Kyu Sik Kim†, Young Hee Lee†, Yu-Been Kim†, Jong Won Yun† ,Ha Young Song, Joon Seok Park, Sang-Ho Jung, Jong-Woo Sohn, Ki Woo Kim, HyungGoo R. Kim* , Hyung Jin Choi*
Biorxiv
Competitive integration of time and reward explains value-sensitive foraging decisions and frontal cortex ramping dynamics
Michael Bukwich†, Malcolm G. Campbell†, David Zoltowski, Lyle Kingsbury, Momchil S. Tomov, Joshua Stern, HyungGoo R. Kim , Jan Drugowitsch, Scott W. Linderman, Naoshige Uchida
Biorxiv
Peer-reviewed papers
Distinct roles of the orbitofrontal cortex, ventral striatum, and dopamine neurons in counterfactual thinking of decision outcomes
Mengxi Yun, Masafumi Nejime, Takashi Kawai, Jun Kunimatsu, Hiroshi Yamada, HyungGoo R. Kim, Masayuki Matsumoto
Science Advances (2023)
Prior expectation enhances sensorimotor behavior by modulating population tuning and subspace activity in the sensory cortex
JeongJun Park†, Seolmin Kim†, HyungGoo R. Kim, Joonyeol Lee
Science Advances (2023)
A neural mechanism for detecting object motion during self-motion
HyungGoo R. Kim , Dora E. Angelaki, Greg DeAngelis
eLife (2022)
The role of state uncertainty in the dynamics of dopamine
JG Mikhael†, HR Kim†, N Uchida, SJ Gershman
Current Biology (2022)
A unified framework for dopamine signals across timescales
HR Kim†, AN Malik†, JG Mikhael, P Bech, I Tsutsui-Kimura, F Sun, Y Zhang, Y Li, M Watabe-Uchida, SJ Gershman, N Uchida*
Cell (2020), 183 (6), 1600-1616
Gain modulation as a mechanism for coding depth from motion parallax in macaque area MT
HGR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of Neuroscience (2017), 37 (34), 8180-8197
A simple approach to ignoring irrelevant variables by population decoding based on multisensory neurons
HR Kim, X Pitkow, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of neurophysiology (2016), 116 (3), 1449-1467
The neural basis of depth perception from motion parallax
HR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2016), 371
A functional link between MT neurons and depth perception based on motion parallax
HR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of Neuroscience (2015), 35 (6), 2766-2777
A novel role for visual perspective cues in the neural computation of depth
HR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Nature Neuroscience (2015), 18 (1), 129-137
Joint representation of depth from motion parallax and binocular disparity cues in macaque area MT
JW Nadler, D Barbash, HR Kim, S Shimpi, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of Neuroscience (2013), 33 (35), 14061-14074
Modulation of V1 spike response by temporal interval of spatiotemporal stimulus sequence
T Kim, HGR Kim, K Kim, C Lee
PLoS One (2012), 7 (10), e47543
Trial-to-trial variability of spike response of V1 and saccadic response time
J Lee, HR Kim, C Lee
Journal of neurophysiology (2010), 104 (5), 2556-2572
Conference presentations
Dynamics of dopaminergic activity in fear learning and avoidance behaviors
Mijoo Park, Hogyu Choi, HyungGoo Kim
KSBNS (2023)
Reward processing in lateral habenula neurons using virtual reality track
Jongwon Yun and HyungGoo Kim
KSBNS (2023)
Reinforcement learning at multiple timescales in biological and artificial neural networks
Paul Masset†, Pablo Tano†, Athar N. Malik†, HyungGoo R. Kim† , Pol Bech, Alexandre Pouget, Naoshige Uchida
Cosyne 2023
Who will win the race? A novel dynamic competition task in virtual reality
Siyoung Choi, Lumi Lee, HyungGoo R. Kim*
KSBNS 2022
Mice efficiently learn to escape a place associated with electric shock in virtual reality
Hogyu Choi, HyungGoo R. Kim*
KSBNS 2022
A diversity of discounting horizons explains ramping diversity in dopaminergic neurons
Paul Masset†, Athar N. Malik†, HyungGoo R. Kim†, Pol Bech, Naoshige Uchida*
Cosyne 2021 (poster)
Diversity of discounting horizons explains ramping diversity in dopaminergic neurons
Paul Masset†, HyungGoo Kim†, Athar Malik†, Pol Bech, Naoshige Uchida*
Biological and Artificial Reinforcement Learning workshop , NeurIPS 2020
A derivative-like computation in the dopamine reward prediction error signals
HR Kim, N Uchida
Cosyne 2019 (oral presentation)
Near-optimal linear decoding for marginalization: application to heading estimation
HR Kim, X Pitkow, R Sasaki, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Cosyne 2014 (poster)
Paper highlights
We provided a novel functional role for neurons with incongruent tuning for multiple depth cues, detecting moving objects during self-motion.
HyungGoo R. Kim , Dora E. Angelaki, Greg DeAngelis
We provided a normative explanation of why dopamine ‘ramps’ up in certain situations. Intriguingly, the same approach accounts for a dopamine ‘bump’, which happens when state uncertainty decreases within a trial.
JG Mikhael†, HR Kim†, N Uchida, SJ Gershman
Highlighted by Whittington & Behrens and Morita & Kato
We demonstrated that the brain computes teaching signals in a way that truly resembles the one used in a machine learning theory.
HR Kim†, AN Malik†, JG Mikhael, P Bech, I Tsutsui-Kimura, F Sun, Y Zhang, Y Li, M Watabe-Uchida, SJ Gershman, N Uchida*
We showed the mechanisms of depth computation based on extra-retinal response gain modulation.
HGR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of Neuroscience (2017), 37 (34), 8180-8197
We provided a novel neural computation for performing marginalization.
HR Kim, X Pitkow, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of neurophysiology (2016), 116 (3), 1449-1467
We reviewed recent findings in the neural basis of depth perception from motion parallax and provided future directions.
HR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2016), 371
Single neurons in the visual cortex are sensitive to depth from motion parallax, and their activity is correlated with perceptual decision.
HR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Journal of Neuroscience (2015), 35 (6), 2766-2777
We found that single neurons in the visual cortex can encode using a large-field background motion (dynamic perspective cues)
HR Kim, DE Angelaki, GC DeAngelis
Nature Neuroscience (2015), 18 (1), 129-137