Sentence examples for categorization at the from inspiring English sources

More recently, experiments on rapid visual categorization at the superordinate level definitely challenged the traditional view.

But in all cases, scientists are using categorization at the basic or subordinate levels.

In such condition, one might have expected that a speed advantage would clearly appear for categorization at the basic level.

The more abstract (superordinate) visual representation appears to be available earlier with subsequent refinements needed to allow categorization at the basic levels.

Object categorization at the superordinate level might indeed be as fast as object detection, and this would explain why Grill-Spector and Kanwisher [1] found no processing speed difference.

Indeed, the same advantage for superordinate categories has been found for categorizations of scene contexts -manmade vs. natural- over categorization at the basic level: sea, mountains, indoor, outdoor [40], [41] and contextual categorization might rely on image simple statistics or relatively low resolution sketch [25], [42].

However, the dual task literature is unable to provide rationale for further categorization at this time.

By measuring the accuracy of categorization at different eccentricities from the fixation point, we were able to determine the spatial extent and the distribution of accuracy over the FA, as well as the speed of categorizing objects using stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA).

We then averaged, for each observer and across all seven expressions, the added level of noise (represented as a value of sigma between 0 and 1) required to maintain 75% correct categorization at each of the 16 time points.

In the human listening test conducted for the verification of mood categorization, at least 70% of the participants determined an identical mood for each clip.

This makes it a work of the utmost difficulty, defiant of categorization, but at the same time Langland never fails to convince the reader of the passionate integrity of his writing.