However, cross-modal recognition was reported to be viewpoint-dependent, improving when objects with an elongated vertical (y-) axis were rotated away from the learned view about the x- and y-axes, and degrading when rotated about the z-axis [2].
Both visual and haptic within-modal recognition were significantly reduced by rotation of the object away from the learned view.
Fourth, performance in face recognition decreased with increasing rotation angle between learned view and testing view for both CPs and controls similarly.
It reflected a book-learned view of unregulated market power which failed to ring her alarm bells as Scargill's primitive notions of class struggle did, and was just as naïve.
A key question in understanding how brains recognise stimuli when viewed from different viewpoints is whether a brain transforms a stored representation, or does a brain enable recognition to occur as a consequence of interpolation between learned views [14].
This is a controversial issue about which there are many learned views.
It's a learned look; learned from those goddamn princesses.
Behavioral psychologists view anxiety as a learned response to frightening events in real life; the anxiety produced becomes attached to the surrounding circumstances associated with that event, so that those circumstances come to trigger anxiety in the person independently of any frightening event.
One constraint on viewing cues before performing a learned swimming response to a hidden goal has been the act of dynamically viewing distal cues while moving through a part of the environment where an optimal learned spatial escape response would be observed.
A learned art? "I have learned... to be content".
From the point of view of this framework, the MBON population representing the value of a learned stimulus and informing locomotion might be operationally viewed as a cognitive primitive.
