Human scene understanding is remarkable because, with only a brief glance at an image, an abundance of information is available: image content and meaning, spatial layout and semantic label (Potter, 1975; Schyns & Oliva, 1994; Thorpe, Fize, & Marlot, 1996) etc. Currently, several hypotheses have been advanced to explain how scenes are recognized so quickly. First, it could be that a diagnostic object is rapidly identified, and that the scene gist is inferred with from this object (Friedman, 1979) or a few objects and their spatial relationships (De Graef, Christiaens, & d'Ydewalle, 1990). Contrary to the traditional ideas of research in scene understanding that treat objects as the atoms of recognition, the real world scenes can be recogniz...
Scene understanding is the process, often real time, of perceiving, analysing and elaborating an int...
In a world governed by physical laws, our brain is able to extract some invariants and to generate e...
Color is an essential part of our daily visual experience and abounds in our representation of our e...
Human scene understanding is remarkable because, with only a brief glance at an image, an abundance ...
Visual understanding of real-world scenes is near-instantaneous. Humans can extract a wealth of info...
frequency, natural image Humans can recognize the gist of a novel image in a single glance, independ...
The representation of visual scenes : New insight from change blindness studies This paper deals w...
The study of scene gist perception examines how observers are able to gain an understanding of a sce...
AbstractSubjects were asked to identify scenes after very brief exposures (<70 ms). Their performanc...
Real-world scene perception unfolds remarkably quickly, yet the underlying visual processes are poor...
How do we understand the complex patterns of neural responses that underlie scene understanding? Stu...
Despite the complexity and diversity of natural scenes, humans are very fast and accurate at identif...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes in less than 100 milliseconds. To model this rap...
Attention and scene perception This paper deals with the tight link existing between attention and...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes very quickly and can remember extraordinarily ri...
Scene understanding is the process, often real time, of perceiving, analysing and elaborating an int...
In a world governed by physical laws, our brain is able to extract some invariants and to generate e...
Color is an essential part of our daily visual experience and abounds in our representation of our e...
Human scene understanding is remarkable because, with only a brief glance at an image, an abundance ...
Visual understanding of real-world scenes is near-instantaneous. Humans can extract a wealth of info...
frequency, natural image Humans can recognize the gist of a novel image in a single glance, independ...
The representation of visual scenes : New insight from change blindness studies This paper deals w...
The study of scene gist perception examines how observers are able to gain an understanding of a sce...
AbstractSubjects were asked to identify scenes after very brief exposures (<70 ms). Their performanc...
Real-world scene perception unfolds remarkably quickly, yet the underlying visual processes are poor...
How do we understand the complex patterns of neural responses that underlie scene understanding? Stu...
Despite the complexity and diversity of natural scenes, humans are very fast and accurate at identif...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes in less than 100 milliseconds. To model this rap...
Attention and scene perception This paper deals with the tight link existing between attention and...
Humans can grasp the gist of complex natural scenes very quickly and can remember extraordinarily ri...
Scene understanding is the process, often real time, of perceiving, analysing and elaborating an int...
In a world governed by physical laws, our brain is able to extract some invariants and to generate e...
Color is an essential part of our daily visual experience and abounds in our representation of our e...