Summary PBSI 320 Ch.4 Recognizing visual objects

CHAPTER OUTLINE A Few Basic Considerations Object Familiarity Image Clutter, Object Variety, and Variable Views Representation and Recognition Overview: The Fundamental Steps Perceptual Organization Representing Edges and Regions Figure–Ground Organization: Assigning Border Ownership Perceptual Grouping: Combining Regions Perceptual Interpolation: Perceiving What Can’t Be Seen Directly Perceptual Organization Reflects Natural Constraints Object Recognition Hierarchical Processes: Shape Representation in V4 and Beyond Modular and Distributed Representations: Faces, Places, and Other Categories of Objects Top-Down Information The Gist of a Scene Unconscious Inference and the Bayesian Approach APPLICATIONS: Automatic Face Recognition Feature-Based Approach Holistic Approach