The Standard Model of the Retina

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The Standard Model of the Retina Markus Meister Division of Biology and Biological Engineering California Institute of Technology meister@caltech.edu 1 Abstract The scientific study of the retina has reached a remarkable state of completion. We can now explain many aspects of early visual processing based on a relatively simple model of neural circuitry in the retina. The same model, with different parameters, produces a great diversity of neural computations. In this article I lay out what that “standard model” is and how it accounts for such a diversity of phenomena. The emergence of such a

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