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Self-organization in a perceptual network

Computer, 1988
The emergence of a feature-analyzing function from the development rules of simple, multilayered networks is explored. It is shown that even a single developing cell of a layered network exhibits a remarkable set of optimization properties that are closely related to issues in statistics, theoretical physics, adaptive signal processing, the formation ...
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MEMORIZING, RECODING AND PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION

British Journal of Psychology, 1961
Attention is drawn to the important part which memorizing plays in all formal instruction. The limited span of immediate memory is discussed in terms of a communication channel of limited capacity. A memorizing task is reported in which the human communication channel was repeatedly bombarded with a sequence of events too numerous for immediate ...
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Perceptual Organization in Infancy and Childhood

Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1961
L'auteur definit la perception, selon Osgood, comme un groupe de variables qui agissent entre la stimulation sensorielle et la conscience. Divers modes de perception sont ensuite enumeres. L'etat de la question, selon les travaux les plus avances, est ensuite discute du point de vue de la neuro-anatomie, de la physiologie, du developpement de l'enfant,
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Book Review: Auditory Scene Analysis: The Perceptual Organization of Sound

, 1992
Q. Summerfield
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Auditory Scene Analysis: The Perceptual Organization of Sound by Albert Bregman (review)

, 2016
G. Kramer, A. Bregman
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The Perceptual Organization of Depth

2003
Fleming, R., Anderson, B.
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Coalitions as models for Ecosystems: A Realist Perspective on Perceptual Organization

, 2017
R. Shaw, M. Turvey
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Perceptual Organization and Learning

The American Journal of Psychology, 1958
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Perceptual Organization

The American Journal of Psychology, 1982
John B. Pittenger, Michael Kubovy, James R. Pomerantz   +2 more
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Perceptual Organization of Shape

2013
Humans are very good at rapidly detecting salient objects such as animals in complex natural scenes, and recent psychophysical results suggest that the fastest mechanisms underlying animal detection use contour shape as a principal discriminative cue. How does our visual system extract these contours so rapidly and reliably?
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