… -specificity hypothesis, object recognition is based on particular learned views, whereas the
motion-specificity hypothesis states that object recognition … (ie recognition of a given object is …

… with that elicited by 3D rotation of a figure and with articulated motion of a meaningless
object, we showed that right STS is most strongly activated when figure and articulated motion …

… upside-down displays affected their recognition very little. … oforientation specificity in the
perception of'biological motion. … Object recognition through motion in inverted conditions: The …

… associated with objects because these actions or uses have characteristic motion patterns. …
tation of this finding extends the idea to motion associated with natural objects as well. Martin, …

… of features that comprise an object (eg, motion, visual form, … for objects to be processed at
different levels of specificity, with … approached the problem of object recognition in a slightly …

… We also investigated recognition under conditions of apparent motion. Until now the emphasis
of object recognition research has been on the interpretation of static images and on the …

… object’s function: one is the nature of the motion of some part of the object, and the second
relates to the object… , which limited the level of specificity of our description. For example, slight …

… different object shown at the same orientation or size. This indicates that recognition involves
… In Section 4, I argue that current object recognition models are not able to explain all three …

… Visual object recognition is of fundamental importance to most animals. The diversity of
tasks that any biological recognition system must solve suggests that object recognition is not a …

… , spatial navigation and perception of visual motion. In the alternative view, the mind is …
object recognition, yet completely normal at face recognition 9 . Importantly, CK's face-recognition …