IPM Positions

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, School of Cognitive Sciences (2024 - Present )

Past IPM Positions

Ph.D. Student, School of Cognitive Sciences (2014 - 2019) Non Resident Researcher, School of Cognitive Sciences (2012 - 2014)

Research Interests

Computational Vision, Computational Neuroscience, Deep Learning, Human Brain Imaging

Related Papers

1.	K. Rajaei, Y. Mohsenzadeh, R. Ebrahimpour and S. Khaligh-Razavi Beyond Core Object Recognition: Recurrent processes account for object recognition under occlusion PLOS Computational Biology (Accepted) [abstract]

2.	K. Rajaei, Y. Mohsenzadeh, R. Ebrahimpour and S.M. Khaligh Razavi The essential role of recurrent processing during object recognition under occlusion ( In: 18th Annual Vision Sciences Society Meeting, being held May 18th - May 23rd, 2018 in St. Pete Beach, Florida, USA.) [abstract]

3.	A. Farzmahdi, K. Rajaei, M. Ghodrati, R. Ebrahimpour and S. Khaligh-Razavi A specialized face-processing model inspired by the organization of monkey face patches explains several face-specific phenomena observed in humans Scientific Reports 6 (2016), 1-17  [abstract]

4.	M. Ghodrati, K. Rajaei and R. Ebrahimpour The importance of visual features in generic vs. specialized object recognition: a computational study Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience (2014), 1-15  [abstract]

5.	M. Ghodrati, A. Farzmahdi, K. Rajaei, R. Ebrahimpour and M. Khaligh-Razavi Feedforward object-vision models only tolerate small image variations compared to human Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience 8 (2014), 1-17  [abstract]

6.	S. zabbah, K. Rajaei, A. Mirzaei, R. Ebrahimpour and M. Khaligh-Razavi The impact of the lateral geniculate nucleus and corticogeniculate interactions on efficient coding and higher-order visual object processing Vision Research 101 (2014), 82-93  [abstract]

7.	. Rajaei, . Khaligh-Razavi, . Ghodrati, . Ebrahimpour and . Shiri Ahmad Abadi A stable biologically motivated learning mechanism for visual feature extraction to handle facial categorization Plos One 7 (2012), 1-12  [abstract]