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Intrinsic viewpoint invariance of 3-D objects
B. Tjan
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G. E. Legge
Psychology (Twin Cities)
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View-invariant
100%
3D Object
100%
Invariance
83%
Ideal Observer
83%
Discrimination Task
33%
Single Object
33%
Perceptual Representation
33%
Target Orientation
33%
Object Discrimination Task
33%
Aspect Graph
33%
Viewpoint-Dependent
33%
Individual Objects
16%
Object Recognition
16%
Viewing Angle
16%
Distractor
16%
Recognition Task
16%
Intrinsic Properties
16%
Object Representation
16%
Human Performance
16%
Observer Performance
16%
Visual Events
16%
Perceptual Information
16%
Information Constraints
16%
Object Discrimination
16%
Object View
16%
Spatial Vision
16%
Object Model
16%
Noisy Image
16%
Geometric Form
16%
Canonical View
16%
Human Object
16%
Low Accuracy
16%
Observer Accuracy
16%
Informational Constraints
16%
Representation Constraint
16%
Arts and Humanities
Ideal Observer
100%
Intrinsic Property
100%
Perceptual representation
40%
Spatial
20%
Canonical
20%
Indicative
20%
Object Representation
20%
Distractors
20%
Neighbors
20%
Computer Science
Intrinsic Property
100%
Object Recognition
33%
Object Representation
33%
Psychology
Human Performance
100%