Is human object recognition viewpoint dependent or viewpoint invariant under" everyday"
conditions? I. Biederman and PC Gerhardstein (1993) argued that viewpoint-invariant …

Based on the geon structural description approach, I. Biederman and P C. Gerhardstein
(1993) proposed 3 conditions under which object recognition is predicted to be viewpoint …

Abstract I. Biederman and PC Gerhardstein (1993) demonstrated that a representation
specifying a distinctive arrangement of viewpoint-invariant parts (a geon structural …

A debate on whether object representations capture isolated viewpoints or ranges of views
has dominated research in object recognition in recent years, but now seems to be waning …

Five experiments on the effects of changes of depth orientation on (a) priming the naming of
briefly flashed familiar objects,(b) matching individual sample volumes (geons), and (c) …

The dominant approaches to theorizing about and modeling human object recognition are
the view-based approach, which holds that we mentally represent objects in terms of the …

In an attempt to reconcile results of previous studies, several theorists have suggested that
object recognition performance should range from viewpoint invariant to highly viewpoint …

Many of the phenomena of object classification can be derived from a representation
specifying a nonaccidental characterization of an object's parts (geons) and relations …

Four experiments investigated the types of representations mediating sequential visual
matching of objects depicted at different depth rotations. Matching performance was affected …

This paper describes an experiment to distinguish between two theories of human visual
object recognition. According to the view-specificity hypothesis, object recognition is based …