On the road to invariant object recognition: How cortical area V2 transforms absolute to relative disparity during 3D vision

S Grossberg, K Srinivasan, A Yazdanbakhsh - Neural networks, 2011 - Elsevier
Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …
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Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …

On the road to invariant object recognition: how cortical area V2 transforms absolute to relative disparity during 3D vision.

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Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …

On the road to invariant object recognition: how cortical area V2 transforms absolute to relative disparity during 3D vision

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Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …

On the road to invariant object recognition

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Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …

On the road to invariant object recognition: How cortical area V2 transforms absolute to relative disparity during 3D vision

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Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …

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S Grossberg, K Srinivasan, A Yazdanbakhsh - 2011 - Citeseer
Invariant recognition of objects depends on a hierarchy of cortical stages that build
invariance gradually. Binocular disparity computations are a key part of this transformation …

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S GROSSBERG, K SRINIVASAN, A YAZDANBAKHSH - Neural networks, 2011 - Elsevier