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Aging and Visual Attention [PDF]
Older adults are often slower and less accurate than are younger adults in performing visual-search tasks, suggesting an age-related decline in attentional functioning. Age-related decline in attention, however, is not entirely pervasive. Visual search that is based on the observer's expectations (i.e., top-down attention) is relatively preserved as a ...
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Visual Attention in West Syndrome
The maturation of visual attention is evaluated prospectively in a study of infants with West syndrome (WS) before, during and after the onset of seizures, followed until age 24 +/- 2 months at Catholic University, Rome, and University of Pisa, Italy.
J Gordon Millichap
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Focalização da atenção visual Visual attention focusing
Neste estudo investigamos o ajuste dinâmico do foco atentivo em função de algumas características físicas de uma dica visual exógena. O primeiro experimento investigou o efeito da área delimitada por uma dica visual apresentada por diferentes intervalos ...
Joaquim Carlos Rossini +1 more
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Recursive Visual Attention in Visual Dialog [PDF]
Visual dialog is a challenging vision-language task, which requires the agent to answer multi-round questions about an image. It typically needs to address two major problems: (1) How to answer visually-grounded questions, which is the core challenge in visual question answering (VQA); (2) How to infer the co-reference between questions and the dialog ...
Yulei Niu +5 more
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Multi-View Attention Network for Visual Dialog
Visual dialog is a challenging vision-language task in which a series of questions visually grounded by a given image are answered. To resolve the visual dialog task, a high-level understanding of various multimodal inputs (e.g., question, dialog history,
Sungjin Park +3 more
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Audio-visual integration during overt visual attention
How do different sources of information arising from different modalities interact to control where we look? To answer this question with respect to real-world operational conditions we presented natural images and spatially localized sounds in (V)isual,
Cliodhna Quigley +4 more
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Attention to Monocular Images Bias Binocular Rivalry
When monocular images cannot be fused, perception alternates between the two (or more) possible images. This phenomenon, binocular rivalry (BR), is driven by the physical properties of the stimuli (size, contrast, spatial frequency, etc.) but it can also
Manuel Moreno-Sánchez +2 more
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Visual cuing is one paradigm often used to study object- and space-based visual selective attention. A primary finding is that shifts of attention within an object can be accomplished faster than equidistant shifts between objects. The present study used a visual cuing paradigm to examine how an object's size (i.e., internal distance) and shape ...
James M, Brown +3 more
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Self-reflection Orients Visual Attention Downward
Previous research has demonstrated abstract concepts associated with spatial location (e.g., God in the Heavens) could direct visual attention upward or downward, because thinking about the abstract concepts activates the corresponding vertical ...
Yi Liu, Yi Liu, Yu Tong, Hong Li
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Modeling visual attention [PDF]
Quantitative modeling of psychological data is both technically and mathematically challenging. The present article introduces a user friendly and flexible program package that enables quantitative fits of Bundesen's (1990) theory of visual attention to behavioral data from whole and partial report experiments.
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