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VMamba: Visual State Space Model
Neural Information Processing SystemsDesigning computationally efficient network architectures remains an ongoing necessity in computer vision. In this paper, we adapt Mamba, a state-space language model, into VMamba, a vision backbone with linear time complexity. At the core of VMamba is a
Yue Liu +7 more
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Evaluation of underground space perception: A user-perspective investigation
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2023Xia Wang, Li Shen, Shuyue Shi
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Visual space perception and visually directed action.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1992The results of two types of experiments are reported. In 1 type, Ss matched depth intervals on the ground plane that appeared equal to frontal intervals at the same distance.
Jack M. Loomis +3 more
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2015
We routinely impose different coordinate spaces on the physical space around us, for different purposes. For general investigation of objects (actual or imagined), Euclidean space is standard, where lengths and angles remain unchanged when moved anywhere in space.
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We routinely impose different coordinate spaces on the physical space around us, for different purposes. For general investigation of objects (actual or imagined), Euclidean space is standard, where lengths and angles remain unchanged when moved anywhere in space.
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1974
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses space perception in nonhuman primates. The study conducted four types of studies pertaining to the perception of space: (1) perception of object size, (2) perception of the vertical, (3) perceptual constancy, and (4) responses to complex, conflicting cues of space.
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses space perception in nonhuman primates. The study conducted four types of studies pertaining to the perception of space: (1) perception of object size, (2) perception of the vertical, (3) perceptual constancy, and (4) responses to complex, conflicting cues of space.
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James on the Perception of Space
2020Abstract The perception of space was a central topic in the philosophy, psychology, and sensory physiology of the nineteenth century. William James engaged all three of these approaches to spatial perception. On the prominent issue of nativism versus empirism, he supported nativism, holding that space is innately given in sensory ...
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Philosophy, 1981
D. G. Collingridge argues that (i) it is impossible for an individual to make a spatial judgment by the use of one sense alone, whether this sense is vision or touch, and that (z) it is necessary for an individual to use motion parallax as a cue in making a spatial judgment, which cue can be satisfactorily used provided the individual combines vision ...
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D. G. Collingridge argues that (i) it is impossible for an individual to make a spatial judgment by the use of one sense alone, whether this sense is vision or touch, and that (z) it is necessary for an individual to use motion parallax as a cue in making a spatial judgment, which cue can be satisfactorily used provided the individual combines vision ...
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Representing Space in Language and Perception
Mind & Language, 1997Abstract: Space can be understood through perception and language, but are the processes that represent spatial information the same in both cases? This paper reviews psychological evidence for the functional equivalence of spatial representations based on perceptual and linguistic inputs.
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Development of context dependency in human space perception
Experimental Brain Research, 2014A. Sciutti +4 more
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A Non-Modular Approach to Visual Space Perception
, 2017H. Sedgwick, B. Gillam
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