Distinct processing of objects and space has been an organizing principle for studying
higher-level vision and medial temporal lobe memory. Here, however, we discuss how …

In this paper we analyse the time course of neuronal activity in temporal cortex to the sight of
the head and body. Previous studies have already demonstrated the impact of view …

Three experiments were conducted to explore the role of colour and other surface properties
in object recognition. The effects of manipulating the availability of surface-based …

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

Real-world objects can be viewed at a range of distances and thus can be experienced at a
range of visual angles within the visual field. Given the large amount of visual size variation …

We present a novel method for the geometric alignment of autoradiographs of the brain. The
method is based on finding the spatial mapping and the one-to-one correspondences (or …

Although it is now well accepted that visual mental imagery and visual perception share
common underlying mechanisms, there are several reports in which they are dissociated …

How do people recognize an object in different orientations? One theory is that the visual
system describes the object relative to a reference frame centered on the object, resulting in …

In the general case, a trilinear relationship between three perspective views is shown to
exist. The trilinearity result is shown to be of much practical use in visual recognition by …

The report addresses the problem of visual recognition under two sources of variability:
geometric and photometric. The geometric deals with the relation between 3D objects and …