Titlebook: Object Recognition, Attention, and Action; Naoyuki Osaka (Professor),Ingo Rentschler (Profess Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2007 Active

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Neural Representation of Faces in Human Visual Cortex: the Roles of Attention, Emotion, and Viewpoin also because we can extract a rich set of socially and affectively important information from them in a seemingly effortless manner. Abundant research conducted in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and clinical neuropsychology has provided an elaborate model of the complex functional architecture

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Object Recognition: Attention and Dual Routesperformance is highly sensitive to variations in viewpoint such as rotations in the picture plane (e.g., ., .; .) and to some rotations in depth (e.g., .; ., .) but invariant with the location of the image in the visual field (.; .), the size of the image (.; .), left-right (i.e., mirror) reflection

Blood-Vessels

Interactions Between Shape Perception and Egocentric Localizationto two functionally different pathways, a ventral “what” pathway for feature-related object vision and a dorsal “where” pathway for motor-oriented spatial vision (.; .). This is a reasonable separation since humans must resolve what an object is regardless of where it is to achieve object recognitio

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Biased Competition and Cooperation: A Mechanism of Mammalian Visual Recognition?lved in the cognitive processes. The neocortex can be subdivided into a set of functionally different areas (.), and it communicates with most of the other brain systems. It is a structure with a high internal functional complexity and diversity which is involved in most aspects of cerebral processi

STEER

Influence of Visual Motion on Object Localisation in Perception and Actionor . it is. In other words, the question is how we obtain a location-invariant representation of object. There is also a rationale derived from physiological findings indicating two separate pathways for . and . information (.). However, it is often equally important in real life to know where the o