'Visual processing' presentation slideshows

Brain

Brain. 2% of body weight 15-20% of resting cardiac output to supply glucose and oxygen Most metabolically active part of the body. Brain Anatomy. Left vs. Right Brain. Motor: Right brain controls Left body Sensory: Left side goes to Right brain Left side: language, math, logic

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OPTICAL ILLUSIONS

OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. BY KAMILLE C. HERNANDEZ. ILLUSIONS AND PERCEPTION. ILLUSIONS DEPEND ON PERCEPTION PERCEPTION HAS THREE LINKS. THREE LINKS TO PERCEPTION. EXTERNAL / PHYSICAL. VISUAL APARATUS. INTERPRETATION OF STIMULUS. WHAT IS AN OPTICAL ILLUSION ?.

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OPTICAL ILLUSIONS

OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. BY KAMILLE C. HERNANDEZ. ILLUSIONS AND PERCEPTION. ILLUSIONS DEPEND ON PERCEPTION PERCEPTION HAS THREE LINKS. THREE LINKS TO PERCEPTION. EXTERNAL / PHYSICAL. VISUAL APARATUS. INTERPRETATION OF STIMULUS. WHAT IS AN OPTICAL ILLUSION ?.

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Experimental design of fMRI studies

Experimental design of fMRI studies. Sandra Iglesias Translational Neuromodeling Unit University of Zurich & ETH Zurich. With many thanks for slides & images to : Klaas Enno Stephan , FIL Methods group, Christian Ruff. SPM Course 2014. Overview of SPM.

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Features and Objects in Visual Processing

Features and Objects in Visual Processing. The Visual World is an Arrangement of Features. Color Motion Form Depth Orientation. Pre-attentive vs. Attentive Processing. Pre-attentive processing Does the visual system register some basic features automatically (without attention)

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COGNITIVE SCIENCE 17 The Brain Gone Bad Part 1 Jaime A. Pineda, Ph.D.

COGNITIVE SCIENCE 17 The Brain Gone Bad Part 1 Jaime A. Pineda, Ph.D. Meshberger, JAMA 264:1837-1841.

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cavanagh's pseudorealism

cavanagh's pseudorealism. Jan 23 - David Thompson. (Outline). 1. Marr's Model 2. Cavanagh's Model 3. What more can artists tell us about vision? . the Marr vision model. the Marr vision model. input image. the Marr vision model. primal sketch. the Marr vision model. 2.5-D sketch.

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Vassilis Pitsikalis 1 , Stavros Theodorakis 1 , Christian Vogler 2 and Petros Maragos 1

Advances in Phonetics-based Sub-Unit Modeling for Transcription, Alignment and Sign Language Recognition. Vassilis Pitsikalis 1 , Stavros Theodorakis 1 , Christian Vogler 2 and Petros Maragos 1 1 School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens

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Robotics Overview and Research Projects

Mohan Sridharan Stochastic Estimation and Autonomous Robotics Lab Department of Computer Science, Texas Tech University mohan.sridharan@ttu.edu. Robotics Overview and Research Projects. Motivation: why do we care?. Integrated systems: Sense and interact with the real-world.

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Visual Analysis and Lexical Access of Chinese Characters by Chinese as a Second Language Readers

Visual Analysis and Lexical Access of Chinese Characters by Chinese as a Second Language Readers. Liu, Perfetti , & Wang (2006) as summarized by Scott Hajek. How Do Writing Systems Affect Visual Word Recognition?. Early work was all on English and other alphabetic systems

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INTELLIGENCE, LANGUAGE, AND THINKING

INTELLIGENCE, LANGUAGE, AND THINKING. DR. ARRA PSY 202. INTELLIGENCE. Definition: Ability to solve problems and fashion things that are useful to society Gardner Multiple Intelligences Scholastic Aptitude. INTELLIGENCE.

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Color Calibration of a CRT Monitor For Use in Fly Behavior Experiments

Color Calibration of a CRT Monitor For Use in Fly Behavior Experiments. By Kristin Granlund and Mariel Velez. Psychophysics. Electrophysiology. How does a neural circuit compute visual information?. Benefits: Humans! Can create models of visual processing

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Educational Game-Based Learning

Educational Game-Based Learning Brenda Kerr Why Use Games? How the Net-Generation interacts with media. Promote learning/interest in topic Reduce Instructional Time Change attitudes toward a topic Non-threatening May improve visual and cognitive skills Why Are Games Effective?

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Visual Attention

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The Occipital Lobe

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Extrasensory Perception

Extrasensory Perception. By: Bairn Krueger. What is Extrasensory Perception?. Extrasensory perception is a perception of information that is not gained through the recognition of the normal 5 sense and is to be thought of as sensing with the mind

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Human Connectome Project

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Aims

Conclusion

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