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Probing the limits of the Talbot-Plateau law
Ernest Greene, Jack Morrison
The Talbot-Plateau law specifies what combinations of flash frequency, duration, and intensity will yield a flicker-fused stimulus that matches the brightness of a steady stimulus.…
Evaluating the Talbot-Plateau Law
Ernest Greene, Jack Morrison
The Talbot-Plateau law asserts that when the flux (light energy) of a flicker-fused stimulus equals the flux of a steady stimulus, they will appear equal in brightness. To be perce…
An evolutionary perspective on the design of neuromorphic shape filters
Ernest Greene
A substantial amount of time and energy has been invested to develop machine vision using connectionist (neural network) principles. Most of that work has been inspired by theories…
Scan transcription of two-dimensional shapes as an alternative neuromorphic concept
Ernest Greene, Yash Patel
Selfridge, along with Sutherland and Marr provided some of the earliest proposals for how to program computers to recognize shapes. Their emphasis on filtering for contour features…
What constitutes elemental shape information for biological vision?
Ernest Greene, Onyinye Onwuzulike
We do not yet understand how the vertebrate visual system provides for recognition of ob- jects. Countless experiments have been performed to examine the contribution of cues such…
Rapid de novo shape encoding: a challenge to connectionist modeling
Ernest Greene
Neural network (connectionist) models are designed to encode image features and provide the building blocks for object and shape recognition. These models generally call for: a) in…