The water was maintained at 24°C, and the maze was surrounded by landmark objects.
This latter finding was also reported for landmark objects that were not correctly recognized in a later object recognition task, indicating that object information that is relevant for navigation may be processed in an automatic way [6] [8].
Besides this "streets configuration" component however, a second, complementary process can be used, which refers to a contextual memory representation (or "landmarks memory") in which specific associations between salient landmark objects and their milieu are stored.
In agreement with previous studies in healthy young adults [30], we demonstrated better performance on recognition of landmark objects versus recognition of objects placed at non-decision points in our group of healthy older adults.
Rearrangement of landmark objects creates a novel spatial constellation, which facilitates LTD in the dentate gyrus (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008).
She points out that children start integrating what they know about the shape of the environment, their navigational sense, with what they know about its landmarks — object recognition — at just the age when they begin to master spatial language and words like "left" and "right".
One of the six newly displayed "landmarks objects," for example, is a telescope whose only distinction is that it was used by "America's first woman astronomer," Maria Mitchell.
The Holidays collection consists of images with diverse depictions of scenery, landmarks, objects, etc. and presents rotation, viewpoint and illumination challenges.
While identifying human faces, or categorizing web images (identifying animals, landmarks, objects) was once the arduous job of human beings, many of these tasks can now be automated by trained neural networks (Google's Peter Norvig explains this process rather well).
One was whether the pair involved the landmark, which could be a landmark-object relation (e.g., the chicken and the blue landmark in Figure 1) or a landmark-linked relation (e.g., the chicken and the guitar in Figure 1).
