Publications of Antonino Casile

* denotes equal contribution

Casile A*, Dayan E*, Caggiano V, Hendler T, Flash T, Giese M A (2009), Neuronal encoding of human kinematic invariants during action perception, Cerebral Cortex, in press.
Casile A, Rucci M (2009), A theory of the influence of eye movements on the refinement of direction selectivity in the cat's primary visual cortex, Network, in press.
Caggiano G, Fogassi L, Rizzolatti G, Thier P., Casile A (2009), Mirror neurons differentially encode the peripersonal and extrapersonal space of the monkey, Science, 324:403-406.
Dayan E*, Casile A*, Levit-Binnun N, Giese M A, Hendler T, Flash T (2007), Neural representations of kinematic laws of motion: Evidence for action-perception coupling, PNAS, 104(51): 20582-20587.

Graf M, Reitzner B, Corves C, Casile A, Giese M, Prinz W. (2007), Predicting point-light actions in real-time. NeuroImage, 36:T22-T32.
Casile A, Giese M A (2006): Non-visual motor learning influences the recognition of biological motion, Current Biology, 16(1):69-74. [PDF] [Suppl.Inf.]
Casile A, Rucci M (2006): A theoretical analysis of the influence of fixational instability on the development of thalamocortical connectivity, Neural Computation, 18:569-590. [PDF]
Rucci M, Casile A (2005): Fixational instability and natural image statistics: implications for early visual representations, Network, 16(2-3):121-38
Casile A, Giese M A (2005): Critical features for the recognition of biological motion, Journal of Vision, 5:348-360 [PDF]
Rucci M, Casile A (2004): Decorrelation of neural activity during fixational eye movements: Possible implications for the refinement of V1 receptive fields, Visual Neuroscience, 21(5):725-733
Casile A, Giese M (2003): Roles of motion and form in biological motion recognition, Artificial Networks and Neural Information Processing, Okyay Kaynak, Ethem Alpaydin and Erkki Oja and Leu Xu eds., Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2714, pag. 854-862 [PDF].
M. Rucci, A. Casile (2002) Eye movements and the maturation of cortical orientation selectivity. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 14, T. G. ietterich, S. Becker and Z. Ghahramani eds., MIT Press, pag. 261-267

A. Casile and M.Giese (2005): Possible influences of non-visual motor training on the perception of biological motion. 9th European Congress of Psychology, Granada, Spain - Invited Talk
A. Casile and M.Giese (2004): Possible influences of motor learning on perception of biological motion. 4th Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society, Sarasota, Florida
A. Casile and M.Giese (2004): Does non-visual motor training influences the recognition of biological motion?.7th Perception Conference at Tübingen (TWK)
A. Casile and M.Giese (2003): Critical Features for biological motion. 3rd Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society, Sarasota, Florida
A. Casile and M.Giese (2003): Motion and Form information in the recognition of point-light stimuli.6th Perception Conference at Tübingen (TWK)
A. Casile and M. Giese(2002): Critical Features for biological Motion. 2nd Workshop on Biologically Motivated Computer Vistion
A. Casile and M. Rucci (2001) Influences of eye movements on the experience-dependent refinement of cortical receptive fields. 5th Int. Conf. on Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston
M. Rucci, E. Mingolla and A. Casile (2000) Modeling the refinement of cortical orientation selectivity during active exposure to natural visual input.Proc. 30th Ann. Meet. Society for Neuroscience