Research Catalog

Details

Additional authors

1. Arbib, Michael A.
2. Hanson, Allen R., 1942-
3. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
4. National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
5. Vision, Brain, and Cooperative Computation Workshop (1983 : University of Massachusetts at Amherst)

Description

1. xi, 730 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.

Series statement

1. Computational models of cognition and perception

Uniform title

1. Computational models of cognition and perception

Subject

1. Vision > Congresses
2. Computer vision > Congresses
3. Artificial intelligence > Congresses
4. Psychophysics > Congresses
5. Artificial intelligence
6. Automation
7. Psychophysics
8. Artificial Intelligence
9. Automation
10. Psychophysics
11. Visual Perception > physiology
12. artificial intelligence
13. automation
14. Artificial intelligence
15. Computer vision
16. Vision
17. Bilderkennung
18. Computer
19. Computersimulation
20. Künstliche Intelligenz
21. Neurophysiologie
22. Psychophysik
23. Visuelle Wahrnehmung
24. Kongress
25. Human information processing > Congresses
26. Vision > Congrès
27. Vision par ordinateur > Congrès
28. Intelligence artificielle > Congrès
29. Psychophysiologie > Congrès

Genre/Form

1. Congress
2. proceedings (reports)
3. Conference papers and proceedings
4. Conference papers and proceedings.
5. Actes de congrès.

Contents

1. Preface -- Vision, Brain and Cooperative Computation: An Overview / Michael A. Arbib and Allen R. Hanson -- I. Visual Neurophysiology -- 1. Why Visuomotor Systems Don't Like Negative Feedback and How They Avoid It / D.A. Robinson -- 2. The Role of the Primate Superior Colliculus in Sensorimotor Integration / David L. Sparks and Martha Jay -- 3. Depth and Detours: An Essay on Visually Guided Behavior / Michael A. Arbib and Donald H. House -- 4. A Trace of Memory: An Evolutionary Perspective on the Visual System / D.N. Spinelli -- II. Visual Psychophysics -- 5. Visual Analysis during Motion / David Burr and John Ross -- 6. Figure-Ground Organization Affects the Early Visual Processing of Information / Naomi Weisstein and Eva Wong -- 7. The Diversity of Perceptual Grouping / Steven W. Zucker -- 8. The Interdependence of Temporal and Spatial Information in Early Vision / Peter J. Burt -- III. Machine Vision and Robotics -- 9. A Methodology for the Development of General Knowledge-Based Vision Systems / Edward M. Riseman and Allen R. Hanson -- 10. An Extremum Principle for Shape from Contour / Michael Brady and Alan Yuille -- 11. Representational Axes and Temporal Cooperative Processes / John K. Tsotsos -- 12. Computational Techniques in Motion Processing / Daryl Lawton, Joachim Rieger and Martha Steenstrup -- 13. Schemas That Integrate Vision and Touch for Hand Control / Michael A. Arbib, Thea Iberall and Damian Lyons -- 14. Robot Tactile Sensing and Schema Control / Kenneth J. Overton -- IV. Connectionism and Cooperative Computation -- 15. A Functional Model of Vision and Space / Jerome A. Feldman -- 16. Cortical Connections and Parallel Processing: Structure and Function / Dana H. Ballard -- 17. Visual-Cognitive Neuronal Networks / Arnold Trehub -- 18. An Approach to Learning Control Surfaces by Connectionist Systems / Andrew G. Barto -- 19. Separating Figure from Ground with a Boltzmann Machine / Terrence J. Sejnowski and Geoffrey E. Hinton -- List of Contributors -- Index.

Owning institution

1. Princeton University Library

Note

1. Based in part on papers presented at the Vision, Brain, and Cooperative Computation Workshop, held at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in May 1983 and supported in part by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.
2. "A Bradford book."

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographies and index.