The term "core object" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the central or essential object in a sentence that is being acted upon by the verb. Example: The core object in the sentence "The dog chased the cat" is "cat."
So again, I call it core object recognition.
The point is that the monkey looks a lot like the human in these kind of core object recognition tasks.
swindle/tiny-clos (module) — The core object system, based on Tiny CLOS from Xerox, but heavily modified, optimized and extended.
Recurrent circuits are ubiquitous in the primate ventral stream, that supports core object recognition — primate's ability to rapidly categorize objects.
This research paper discusses the core object model for architectural design, developed in the context of the IDEA+project.
The large-scale field, the scientists said, was being generated by the rapid rotation of the extremely dense core object, a black hole or a neutron star, remaining after the explosion of a huge star.
The campus recently announced a new, $750,000 Mellon Foundation grant to expand on the original grant through continued support of core object-based seminars and semester-long museum internships for graduate students.
Taking into account this characterization, the data schema naturally decomposes into well-identified sub-schemas, centered on core objects.
Films by Godard, Kluge, Syberberg and Debord will be core objects for discussion of the unstable status of cinema and its relation to the catastrophes of recent history.
We propose three marginal extensions to DBSCAN related with the identification of (i) core objects, (ii) noise objects, and (iii) adjacent clusters.
This leads to claim that a design pattern exists, since core objects, which are present regardless the specific application are identified.
