… When we look at the handful of early computer art … the computer as an accelerator for “high-speed
visual thinking” [25]. Robert Mallary calls this the synergistic use of the computer in the …

… be more intelligent in chess than I am. But I could argue that the computer was not intelligent
but merely followed the instructions in programs prepared by more intelligent chess players …

… intelligence: visual-object intelligence, that reflects one’s ability to process information
about visual … Currently, the only widely accepted component of visual intelligence is visual–spatial …

… P, by a stroke or other insult to visual cortex. The culprit in our ignorance is visual intelligence
itself. Vision … try that alters our day-to-day lives no less than the computer or the telephone. …

Today, our environment is dominated by the visual. This book explores" visual intelligence"
as a basic and indispensable tool of cultural survival. The author offers a practical manual on …

… science and art becomes closer. … intelligence, artificial intelligence research has entered a
golden period of application, and human-computer interaction technologies such as intelligent …

… Conceptual Art. Part of the appeal of early Computer Art graphics was, I believe, the same
as that of Op Art-systematic attention paid to the manipulation of human perception both in its …

… For better evaluating and comparing the visualization capabilities of various systems with
regard to supporting this trend, we introduce a new term called Visual Intelligence Density (VID)…

… Spatial intelligence is also the focus of Edgerton’s and Ivins’ … visual media, namely, analogical
thinking (Hargittai, & Hargittai, 1994; Whittock, 1990). This aspect of visual intelligence will …

… principle of artificial intelligence technology and the actual needs of intelligent education to
… is to use visual computer vision technology to identify students in intelligent education, so as …