… object recognition (eg, Bülthoff & Edelman, 1992; Tarr, 1995). In particular, progressively
poorer recognition performance with increasing viewpoint … percepts with object representations …

… object recognition as the ability to accurately discriminate each named object (‘identification’)
or set of objects (‘… how far a clear focus on the problem of object recognition will take us. We …

… This report describes the main features of a view-based model of object recognition. The …
expected in a biological architecture for object recognition. The basic module is a regularization …

… the retina to access a representation of that object in memory in order to associate the … object
recognition, concentrating particularly on the recognition of objects from different viewpoints …

… object recognition … invariance of cross ratios and its generalization to cross ratios of areas
of triangles and volumes of tetrahedra has been used for viewpoint-invariant object recognition …

… the geometric invariance approach to object recognition over the last five years. Invariance
… difficulties in recognising objects from images: that the appearance of an object depends on …

… object recognition in the brain, hierarchies arise naturally because of the need to obtain
both specificity and invariance … —and other objects—can be reliably detected in a view-invariant …

… Invariant features form a compact, intrinsic description of an object, and can be used to design
recognition … Hence, it was even argued that object recognition is the search for invariants […

… When we look at a familiar object from a novel viewpoint, we are usually able to recognize
it … represent the invariant information required to recognize objects from various viewpoints, …

… recognition of a particular scene (object) in two or more images. In this manuscript we restrict
ourselves to object recognition… Is it possible to construct features that are viewpointinvariant …