… , the depth image yields object size and shape as cues that … use of depth cues to supplement
visual cues in various … segments, we identify frames where our object recognizer has …

… to identify different versions of the same objects using shape information alone. In order to
vary depth cues … factor in determining the efficiency of haptic object identification. It is, though, …

… on a background with strong monocular depth cues, object identification was improved. This
… objects depicted from such a view stems from an improper depth interpretation of the object …

… depth cues, users can detect depth information even with a single eye. Motion-based depth
cues, known … of images across the retina resulting from the movement of a user or an object. …

… , such as information about the relative depth of items in the scene. Therefore, in … depth,
in the form of monocular depth cues, would improve people’s ability to identify moving objects …

… Our formulation leverages a CNN-based object detector (… to localize, identify, and track
different classes of objects in the … designed to identify and to disregard dynamic objects in order …

… The aim of depth from geometric cues is to identify the structural regularities directly
reflected in the 2-D image. Vanishing point detection methods are commonly used to establish …

… of these depth cues while subjects were tracking four (out of eight) identical, moving objects.
… targets and to identify them at the end of each trial. After the observers understood which …

… ; consequently, as we add cues to depth, the ability of the observer to identify scene-relative …
at detecting scene-relative object movement as we add depth cues. The difference in RT …

… of orientation on rotated object identification. For instance, Tarr and Pinker (1991) have
proposed that two orientation-sensitive processes operate during rotated object naming: one …