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pandemonium model

prototype theory

viewpoint invariant relationship

multiple views theory

information theory

haptic perception

problems

perceptual cycle

Haxby's neural model of human face recognition

voice itself carries information through prosody of speech

demons in a hierarchy

we recognise objects because we compare it to the best version of the object that we know

an aspect of an object that we view that is preserved, no matter the direction from which we view the object

geons

elements of a set of volumetric primitives/shapes

recognition is image-based, stored images of a few select views of the object

we're better at recognising objects if we look at them from directions from learned views

patches of images with intermediate complexity are optimal to encode a set of images for subsequent recognition tasks

horse -> image fragments: four legs, long neck, tail, etc.

recognising something by touching it

visual agnosia

prosopagnosia

capgras syndrome

unable to recognise objects

can't recognise faces

believe that people or things have been replaced with duplicates

1. memory in the form of schema, drives exploration

2. information pick-up

3. potential modification of schema + subsequent repetition of the steps of this cycle

multiple regions used to recognise faces

distinction between the representation of invariant and changeable aspects of the face

invariant

changeable

responsible for recognition of individuals

facilitate social communication

rhythm, intonation and stress patterns in speech