Depth--Slides Flashcards
Depth Perception
The brain uses many sources of information to determine distance and 3D shape.
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Occulomter cues to depth. These are two hypothesis about how these circuts work: inflow hypothesis (A) and outflow hypothesis (B)
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Occlusion cues. T intersections play an important role in depth perception from occlusion.
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Perspective (texture gradient) cues
More perspective cue examples
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Perspective and the vanishing point.
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shading cues to depth and shape.
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Flipping the previous slide over shows that the brain tends to interpet the shading cuses and the light as is coming from above
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Almost all the shape seen in sand dunes (and faces)is due to shading/shadow. sand in the desrt (and skin on a face) is a fairly homogenous material.
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Shading and perspective cues to depth and shape
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Depth from shadows
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Depth from shadows
Blur and visibility cues
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The familiarity with the relative sizes of hands and heads can be used for distance judgment
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Familiarity, perspective, occlusion and other clues.