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Active Vision and Virtual Realityal that these limited resources not be wasted on the acquisition and processing of data that do not contribute significantly to the final percept. Efficient construction of the intermediate views that are the basis of some forms of virtual reality (telepresence) depends on the proper selection of th

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A Novel Environment for Situated Vision and Behaviorcumbered person to interact with a simulated graphical world which contains autonomous agents. Active vision techniques are used to observe the person and provide perceptual stimuli to the agents. An image of the person is composited together with the graphical world and projected onto a large video

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Rational Theory of Warrant Pricing,putational considerations will not tell us what visual competences and representations are important to vision systems performing a set of tasks. Interaction, however, with empirical sciences such as neurobiology, physiology, psychology, ethology, etc., can give us inspiration about the visual categ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76015-0information, independent assimilation tracks for these sources, methods of evaluating “usefulness” of input information and methods of updating the Environment Model. We will discuss this framework using robot navigation as an example.

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Moveo Ergo Video: Natural Retinal Image Motion and its Effect on Visione quite different memories of why and how they became involved with the author in the various projects described. The reader is warned that the “motivations” described are, in fact, not fictitious, but they may be entirely true only when seen from the author’s viewpoint.

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The Synthesis of Vision and Actionputational considerations will not tell us what visual competences and representations are important to vision systems performing a set of tasks. Interaction, however, with empirical sciences such as neurobiology, physiology, psychology, ethology, etc., can give us inspiration about the visual categ