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These are example study questions arranged by topic.
Experimental Studies of Recognition
Pattern recognition by invertebrates How do honey bees recognize shapes? How do bees and ants use their recognition abilities to navigate?
Pattern recognition by invertebrates How do octopii recognize shapes?
Pattern recognition by robots modeled on invertebrates
Student Presentation How can we enable a robot to navigate based on insect recognition strategies? Pattern recognition by birds Can birds recognize and categorize complex shapes/scenes? What recognition strategies do birds use?
Pattern recognition by birds Recognition of individuals in a gull colony Recognition by chicks of mother's beak via key-signs Pigeons' recognition of Monet and Picasso paintings
Object recognition by humans (psychophysics) What are the key characteristics of human recognition performance (speed, view-point/orientation dependency, reliance on prototypes¡K)?
Object recognition by humans (psychophysics)
Student Presentation Can human observers recognize highly impoverished motion sequences? Object recognition by primates (physiology) Does the brain have areas specialized for recognition? Are there different functional streams in the brain for recognition and spatial analysis?
Object recognition by primates (physiology) What have functional imaging studies told us about brain Mechanisms of recognition?
Object recognition deficits following brain damage in primates What have lesion studies in monkeys told us about brain mechanisms of recognition? What are the basic characteristics of visual agnosias and how are they correlated with the nature of damage?
Object recognition deficits following brain damage in primates
Student Presentation A case study of visual agnosia ('The man who mistook his wife for a hat') Student Presentation How are scenes encoded in memory? - studies using the 'change-blindness' paradigm Student Presentation Case study of sight recovery in adulthood ("To see and not see," Oliver Sacks)
Computational Studies of Recognition
Student Presentation Case study of statistical pattern classification: A trainable tool for finding small volcanoes in SAR Imagery of Venus Student Presentation Student Presentation Using linear object models for recognition Student Presentation Segmentation via saliency computations Student Presentation A particular network model of recognition - Mumford's scheme
Face Recognition
Face recognition vs. general object recognition
Are faces special? (Evidence from physiology, neuropsychology, Psychophysics, imaging and developmental studies) Face recognition vs. general object recognition
Student Presentation Are faces special? Psychophysics and imaging with dog experts Face recognition studies Is face recognition feature-based or holistic? What are the salient shape and surface cues in a face?
Face recognition studies
Student Presentation What can facial caricatures tell us about face recognition processes? Social aspects of face recognition
How do we perceive facial affect, gaze direction, and aesthetics? Social aspects of face recognition
Student Presentation Do babies prefer attractive faces? Student Presentation What are the current facial composite creation systems? Can they be improved based on research results?
Psycho- forensic aspects of face recognition A demonstration of the IdentiKit system by a local police artist Implemented systems for face recognition
An examination of a few notable systems: Turk's Eigenface based system Von der Marlsburg's graph based system Beymer's template based system
Implemented systems for face recognition
Other biometric systems: Iris recognition Retina recognition Face recognition in IR Ear recognition
Synthesis and Open Issues
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