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THE ROYAL SOCIETY
Philosophical Transactions: Biological Sciences
Series B Volume 352 Number 1358 29 August 1997
CONTENTS
Knowledge-based vision in man and machine
A Discussion organized and edited by J. Anderson, H. B. Barlow and R. L. Gregory
Introduction
R. L. GREGORY Knowledge in perception and illusion
J. A. D. W. ANDERSON Representing geometrical knowledge
H. B. BARLOW The knowledge used in vision and where it comes from
M. CARANDINI, H. B. BARLOW, L. P. O'KEEFE, A. B. POIRSON & J. A. MOVSHON Adaptation to contingencies in macaque primary visual cortex
D. KERSTEN Perceptual categories for spatial layout
D. CLIFF & J. NOBLE
Knowledge-based vision and simple visual machines
G. E. HINTON & Z. GHAHRAMANI Generative models for discovering sparse distributed representations
S. EDELMAN & S. DUVDEVANI-BAR A model of visual recognition and categorization
I. BIEDERMAN & P. KALOCSAI
Neurocomputational bases of object and face recognition
C. FRITH & R. J. DOLAN Brain mechanisms associated with top-down processes in perception
M. F. LAND & S. FURNEAUX The knowledge base of the oculomotor system
M. BRADY The forms of knowledge mobilized in some machine vision systems
A. D. MILNER Vision without knowledge
A. F. BOBICK
Movement, activity and action: the role of knowledge in the perception of motion
C. J. TAYLOR, T. F. COOTES, A. LANITIS, G. EDWARDS, P. SMYTH & A. C. W. KOTCHEFF Model-based interpretation of complex and variable images
G. W. HUMPHREYS, M. J. RIDDOCH & C. J. PRICE
Top-down processes in object identification: evidence from experimental psychology, neuropsychology and functional anatomy
A. PENTLAND Content-based indexing of images and video
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