outline visual pattern recognition template theory feature theory top down influences
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9/9/2014. Outline Visual Pattern recognition Template theory Feature Theory Top down influences Object recognition Auditory Pattern recognition Physiology of hearing Echoic Memory Video: A face in the mirror. Study Question. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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• Outline» Visual Pattern recognition
◊ Template theory◊ Feature Theory◊ Top down influences
» Object recognition » Auditory Pattern recognition
◊ Physiology of hearing◊ Echoic Memory
» Video: A face in the mirror
Study Question.• Compare and contrast template and feature theories of pattern recognition.• Compare and contrast visual (iconic) and auditory (echoic) memory.
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Pattern Recognition
• Features Theories» Complex stimuli are composed of distinctive and
separable parts called features
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Pattern Recognition
• Features and form perception
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Pattern Recognition
• Feature search: Find the green ‘T’
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Pattern Recognition
• Conjunction search: Find the green ‘T’
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Pattern Recognition
• E. Gibson’s Feature Theory» Complex stimuli are composed of distinctive and separable parts
called features.
» Pattern recognition is accomplished by counting the presence or absence of a checklist of features.
» Gibson’s specification of the feature set◊ Features must be critical
◊ Identity should be unchanged by brightness, size and perspective.
◊ Yield a unique pattern for each letter
◊ As small a set as possible.
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Find the letter ‘W’
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• Other evidence for feature theory: Stabilized retinal
images.
- Physiological nystagmus
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• Other evidence for feature theory: Stabilized retinal
images.
- Physiological nystagmus
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• Other evidence for feature theory: Stabilized retinal
images.
- Physiological nystagmus
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• Other evidence for feature theory: Stabilized retinal
images.
- Physiological nystagmus
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• Other evidence for feature theory: Stabilized retinal
images.
- Physiological nystagmus
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• Other evidence for feature theory: Stabilized retinal
images.
- Physiological nystagmus
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Pattern Recognition
• Problems with Feature theory» How features go together are as important as the features
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Pattern Recognition
• Structural Theories» Like feature theories, except that they also consider the
structure of the features (i.e., How they go together.» Biederman’s Theory of 3-d object recognition.
◊ Geons: 3-D ‘volume’ features
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Pattern Recognition
» Eliminating information about the relationship between volumes/features should be detrimental to pattern recognition.
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-> What are these objects?
Recognition accuracy
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Pattern Recognition
• Pandemonium
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Pattern Recognition
• The word superiority effect
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Pattern Recognition
• The word superiority effect
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-> It is easier to identify a letter in the context of a word than by itself.
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Pattern Recognition
• Bottom-up processing» “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”» Perception involves an interplay between bottom-up and
top-down processes.
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Top-down processes
• Perception requires an interplay between top down and bottom up processes
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• The interactive - activation model: Bottom-up
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• The interactive - activation model: Top-down
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Pattern Recognition
• Connectionism» The Unit
◊ Activity, weights, thresholds, and summation
» A simple example the AND problem
» The OR problem
» The XOR problem◊ Hidden units and three layered networks.
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Auditory Perception
• Physiology of hearing
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Psychology 100Intersession
Chap 5
Sensation
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• The physical stimulus» The quantitative element: Amount of compression (sound pressure).
◊ We hear loudness, measured in decibels.» The qualitative element: Frequency of compression waves.
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Auditory Perception
• Auditory Sensory Memory» Darwin et al.’s partial report experiment
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