Titlebook: Biologically Motivated Computer Vision; First IEEE Internati Seong-Whan Lee,Heinrich H. Bülthoff,Tomaso Poggio Conference proceedings 2000

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978-3-540-67560-0Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000

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Knowledge Generation and Technical Changeorm basic-level object categorization. We demonstrate the capability of our scheme, called “Categorical Basis Functions” (CBF) with the example domain of cat/dog categorization, using stimuli generated with a novel 3D morphing system. We also contrast CBF to other schemes for object categorization i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1499-2e subjects’ task was to detect the movement of one of several objects across the surface of a tabletop after a retention interval during which time all objects were occluded from view. Previous experiments have contrasted performance in this task after rotations of the observers’ observation point w

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Knowledge Generation and Technical Changere largely invariant to imaging transformations. A computer vision system has been developed that performs object recognition using features with similar properties. Invariance to image translation, scale and rotation is achieved by first selecting stable key points in scale space and performing fea

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Tracking Topic Trends for Short Texts,nses (1). We elaborated on a previous adaptation model (2) which presents retinal adaptation mechanisms and predicts responses to aperiodic stimuli. The model suggests that the temporal decline in the response of the retinal ganglion cells is a reflection of the adaptation mechanism (“curve shifting