'Texture gradient' presentation slideshows

The Visual System

The Visual System. Light. Enters the eye as electromagnetic radiation Travels in a wave that vary in amplitude (height) and wavelength (between peaks) Amplitude= brightness Wavelength= color (hue). Humans see a mixture of several wavelengths Varies purity Small portion of the spectrum.

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Projective Geometry and Single View Modeling

Ames Room. Projective Geometry and Single View Modeling. CSE 455, Winter 2010 January 29 , 2010. Announcements. Project 1a grades out https://catalysttools.washington.edu/gradebook/iansimon/17677 Statistics Mean 82.24 Median 86 Std. Dev. 17.88. Project 1a Common Errors.

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Perspective that believes that the person can change the environment

Perspective that believes that the person can change the environment. Humanism . Perspective that Gordon Allport is associated with. Trait Theories. Who came up with reciprocal determinism?. Albert Bandura. What is reciprocal determinism?.

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Perception

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Perception

Perception. The process of integrating, organizing, and interpreting sensory information. Gestalt Grouping Principles. Gestalt theorists argued that our perceptual systems automatically organized sensory input based on certain rules Proximity Similarity Closure Good Continuation

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Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. What is Sensation??. There are sense receptors for smell, temperature, vision, hearing, and taste. When the sense receptors detect an appropriate stimulus they convert the energy of the stimulus into electrical impulses that travel through neurons to the brain.

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Perception

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Learning to Detect Natural Image Boundaries Using Local Brightness, Color, and Texture Cues

Learning to Detect Natural Image Boundaries Using Local Brightness, Color, and Texture Cues. David R. Martin Charless C. Fowlkes Jitendra Malik. Paper Contribution. Proposed Boundary Classifier Uses local image features Detect & Localize Boundaries

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Visual Perception Principles

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Visual Perceptual Principles

Visual Perceptual Principles. The way visual information is organised, grouped together and interpreted relies on how we apply visual perceptual principles.

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What is the difference between sensation and perception?

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Depth cues or how your brain and eyes make 3 dimensions out of 2

Depth cues or how your brain and eyes make 3 dimensions out of 2. Navigate this presentation by left clicking with the mouse or by pressing the page down key.

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Depth Principles

Depth Principles. Monocular and Binocular cues. Depth perception priciples. Depth perception refers to our ability to judge distances If we did not have depth perception what problems would we have? How do we see the world in 3D when the image displayed on our retina is 2D?. Depth Cues.

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AP Psychology

AP Psychology. 11/6/13. Warm-up. Explain what each of the following is without using notes (if possible): Selective attention Inattentional blindness Change blindness Choice blindness Choice-blindness blindness Figure-ground relationship. Gestalt.

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Name It

Name It. Chris Reed Hr. 4. Monocular Depth Cues. 3. 2. 4. 1. Relative Size (The trees in the back are smaller). Interposition (Tree in front of other tree). Linear Perspective (the lines meet). Texture Gradient (The road is more course in the front). Parts of the Brain. 5 lobe. 4

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Perception

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