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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"scene processing"”.
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Revealing Connections in Object and Scene Processing Using Consecutive TMS and fMR-Adaptation
When processing the visual world, our brain must perform many computations that may occur across several regions. It is important to understand communications between regions in order to understand perceptual processes underlying processing of our environment. We sought to determine the …
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Eye Movements and Hemodynamic Response during Emotional Scene Processing: Exploring the Role of Visual Perception in Intrusive Mental Imagery
… participants (N = 39) viewed and imagined scenes with negative or neutral emotional valence. Self-report behavioral assessments of baseline vividness of visual imagery and various cognitive factors were combined with these physiological measures to investigate the potential relationship …
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Image -Percept Integration as a Means to Construct Visual Representations Over Time in Static and Dynamic Displays
… As a result, observers build representations of scenes over time, a constraint on scene processing that requires the interaction of memory and perception. Using a temporal integration paradigm, subjects had to integrate information from temporally separated visual presentations into a single …
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RANDOM PROJECTION AND SVD METHODS IN HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING
… to study the characteristics of objects in a scene. Processing the massive hyperspectral imagery datasets in a way that efficiently provides useful information becomes an important issue. In this thesis, we consider methods which reduce the dimension of hyperspectral data while retaining as …
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Attentional Allocation During the *Perception of Complex Scenes
Although the scene processing that occurs on the first fixation on a scene plays a crucial role in the development of a scene representation, this early processing is poorly understood. Inferences about the distribution of attention during the first fixation are often drawn on the basis of eye …
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Incidental Memory For Details In Scenes
… known about memory for non-specified details of scenes, such as a particular cloud formation, after search. To test the relationship of time spent viewing an area and encoding of the area's details, regions of interest were isolated from the scene, based on the eye movement data collected during …
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The ability for investigators to visible identify and interpret damage to electrical conductors
… future. According to current guidelines of fire scene processing, fire investigators can implement the procedure of arc mapping as a tool to assist in the determination of the fire’s progression and origin at a fire scene. To do this effectively requires the investigator to identify and correctly …
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Visual features for scene recognition and reorientation
In this thesis, I investigate how scenes are represented by the human visual system and how observers use visual information to reorient themselves within a space. Scenes, like objects, are three-dimensional spaces that are experienced through twodimensional views and must be recognized from many …
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Finding Common Ground: The Common Marmoset as a Model to Accessing and Providing Insight into the Social Brain
… neural, functional architecture underlying face processing. Faces form a unique category of stimuli that bridge visual perception and social cognition. They are processed in dedicated areas of cortex, face patches, which are organized into an interconnected network. While insight into neurons …