… visual object recognition. According to the view-specificity hypothesis, object recognition
is based on particular learned views, whereas the motion-specificity hypothesis states that …

… are likely to reflect operations that are important for object recognition when object recognition
becomes difficult. For the anterior cingulate gyri activations, increased difficulty may reflect …

… of objects recognized in the same way, or are different kinds of visual object recognition …
Probably the most extreme proponent of this view was Konorski," who suggested that there were …

… The recognition task used—viewing, matching, or naming—also predicted brain … viewing
tasks, whereas naming tasks recruit more anterior ventral temporal sites than do either viewing …

… , for example, recognition results from interpolation between stored views of different sizes
6 … storage of the trained view, causing better recognition mainly for views of close to the …

… views of faces 10 . Neurons in inferior temporal cortex show the same viewpoint specificity
for novel 3D objects … findings offer persuasive evidence that object recognition is a viewpoint-…

… In the current studies, we examined the effects of depth rotation on object recognition. The …
recognition system to achieve object constancy. Two depth-rotated images of the same object …

… In particular, evidence cited in support of the multiple-views hypothesis speaks primarily
to the viewpoint specificity of the representation, not to the nature of the shape tokens within …

… object recognition, yet completely normal at face recognition 9 . Importantly, CK's face-recognition …
experts scanned with fMRI while viewing birds, cars, faces and objects, the activity in a …

… object recognition. The results supported this view and also ruled out the hypothesis that
objects … For example, in deciding whether an object is a ball peen hammer, the specificity of the …