Abstract Stability and Likelihood of Views of Three Dimensional Objects. Evaluating the
representative power of two dimensional images of three dimensional objects has come up …

Human performance in the recognition of 3-D objects, as measured by response times and
error rates, frequently depends on the orientation of the object with respect to the observer …

In this paper we consider the problem of 3D object recognition and the role that perceptual
grouping processes must play. In particular, we argue that reliance on a single level of …

The authors address the problem of generating representations of 3-D objects automatically
from exploratory view sequences of unoccluded objects. In building the models, processed …

This paper examines four current theoretical approaches to the representation and
recognition of visual objects: structural descriptions, geometric constraints, multidimensional …

Converging evidence has shown that human object recognition depends on familiarity with
the images of an object. Further, the greater the similarity between objects, the stronger is …

In this report we present a general introduction to object recognition. We begin with brief
discussions of the terminology used in the object recognition literature and the psychophysi …

One of the difficulties of object recognition stems from the need to overcome the variability in
object appearance caused by pose and other factors, such as illumination. The influence of …

When we look at an object as we move or the object moves, our visual system is presented
with a sequence of different views of the object. It has been suggested that such regular …

We describe the problem of recognition under changing illumination conditions and
changing viewing positions from a computational and human vision perspective. On the …