Perceiving Objects And Scenes Flashcards
Inverse projection problem
Determining what object caused particular image on retina
Why is it difficult to emulate human perception in machines?
1) ambiguity
2) occluded or blurred objects
3) viewpoints
Viewpoint invariance
Ability to recognize object regardless of viewpoints
Perceptual organization
Grouping of elements from environment into coherent, meaningful objects; grouping and segregation
Proof for Gestalt Approach
Apparent movement and illusory contours
Gestalt Organizing Principles
1) good continuation
2) pragnanz
3) similarity
4) proximity
5) common fate
6) common region
7) connectedness
Properties of figure and ground
- figure more thinglike and memorable
- figure in front of ground
- ground more uniform and extends behind figure
- contours separation figure from ground belongs to figure (border ownership)
Global image features
1) degree of naturalness
2) degree of openness
3) degree of roughness
4) degree of expansion
5) color
Regularities in the environment
Physical and semantic
Likelihood principle
We perceive an object that is most likely to have caused the pattern of stimuli we have perceived