[HTML][HTML] Understanding what we see: how we derive meaning from vision
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision.
A Clarke, LK Tyler - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2015 - europepmc.org
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision
A Clarke, LK Tyler - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2015 - infona.pl
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
[HTML][HTML] Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision
A Clarke, LK Tyler - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2015 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
Understanding what we see: How we derive meaning from vision.
A Clarke, LK Tyler - 2015 - psycnet.apa.org
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
[PDF][PDF] Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision
A Clarke, LK Tyler - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2015 - core.ac.uk
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision
A Clarke, LK Tyler - Trends in cognitive sciences, 2015 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
[PDF][PDF] Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision
A Clarke, LK Tyler - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2015 - cyberleninka.org
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
[引用][C] Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision
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Understanding What We See: How We Derive Meaning From Vision.
A Clarke, LK Tyler - 2015 - repository.cam.ac.uk
Recognising objects goes beyond vision, and requires models that incorporate different
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …
aspects of meaning. Most models focus on superordinate categories (eg, animals, tools) …