Topic 4: Perceiving Objects and Scenes Flashcards

1
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Why do computers fail to perceive ?

A

Don’t have past experience

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2
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What is viewpoint invariance?

A

Object properties don’t change when the object turns

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3
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Objects can look different from…

A

different viewpoints or angles

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4
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Perceptual Organization

A

Process by which elements are grouped and segregated to create a perception

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5
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Rejected the idea that perceptions were formed by “adding up” individual stimuli

What approach was this?

A

Gestalt approach

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6
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  • An illusion where movement is perceived when nothing is moving
  • Produced when two objects separated in space are presented rapidly one after another with a very brief delay

What is this example of gestalt approach called?

A

Apparent motion

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7
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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- principle of good continuation?

Give an example or 2.

2 points

A

When things are partially covered, they continue beyond that

Example- shoe lace in shoes or rope

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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- Principle of good figure/simplicity/pragnanz?

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Interpreting things in the simplest way

Ex- interpreting a group of dots as forming a triangle rather than a random collection of dots.

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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- Principle of similarity

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Similar things appear grouped together

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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- Principle of proximity

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Things near each other appear to be grouped together

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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- Principle of common fate

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Things moving in the same direction appear to be grouped together

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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- Principle uniform connectedness

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Connected regions/objects with similar visual properties appear to be grouped together

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What is Gestalts principle of perceptual organization- Principle of common region

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Things that are in the same region of space appear to be grouped together

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12
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In principle segregation what is figure ground segregation?

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The perceptual separation of an object (figure) from its background (ground)

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13
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Proposes that objects are comprised of individual geometric components called geons, and we recognize objects based on their arrangement

What idea is this?

A

Recognition by components (RBC)

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14
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What are semantic regularities?

2 points

A

Characteristics associated with functions carried out in different types of scenes (things we expect to see in different places/scenes)

–> meaning

15
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We look for (and often find) what we expect to find in a scene)

What is this?

A

Scene schema