The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
Background: Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition.
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current Biology: CB, 1994 - europepmc.org
Background Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current Biology, 1994 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Background: Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current Biology, 1994 - pure.korea.ac.kr
Background: Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
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The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current Biology, 1994 - cell.com
Background: Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
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T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Biilthoff - Current Biology, 1994 - Citeseer
Background: Human observers can recognize threedimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current Biology, 1994 - pure.mpg.de
Background: Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current biology: CB, 1994 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
The importance of symmetry and virtual views in three-dimensional object recognition
T Vetter, T Poggio, HH Bülthoff - Current Biology, 1994 - Elsevier
Background: Human observers can recognize three-dimensional objects seen in novel
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …
orientations, even when they have previously seen only a relatively small number of different …