Sentence examples for perceptual interpretation from inspiring English sources

Consistently, in our model junction signals are read out from completed boundary groupings which are interpreted as intermediate-level representations that allow for the correct perceptual interpretation of junctions, namely L-junctions features can be perceptually interpreted as T-junctions.

A longstanding theoretical problem in understanding the mechanisms of speech perception is the lack of invariant mappings between acoustic patterns and perceptual interpretation of speech.

Therefore, the implementation of lateral inhibition in RGCs using DoG processing at multiple scales creates a feasible perceptual interpretation of the local structure in the pattern in a way that best meets its global perception.

Kansei evaluation plays a vital role in the implementation of Kansei engineering; however, it is difficult to quantitatively evaluate customer preferences of a product's Kansei attributes as such preferences involve human perceptual interpretation with certain subjectivity, uncertainty, and imprecision.

The emergence of T-junctions in turn supports the perceptual interpretation of occlusions.

Visual input quite generally contains ambiguities, and in normal conditions only one perceptual interpretation is veridical.

Using this novel parametric approach, we show that alternation rates are accurately predicted by the incongruence between perceptual interpretations.

In perceptual rivalry visual information is the same for both eyes but rivalry arises due to the existence of multiple mutually exclusive perceptual interpretations of the stimulus.

Regardless of this debate, the competition clearly takes place between neural representations rather than between stimuli and the conflict leading to visual rivalry first presents itself when populations of neurons start coding for mutually exclusive perceptual interpretations.

During rivalry between perceptual interpretations of visual slant, we found that the dynamics of bistable perception are influenced by incongruence: increased incongruence between slants led to increased alternation rates.

The current observations suggest that by biasing the system toward previous perceptual interpretations-be it the most recent one or one that consistently dominated longer ago-visual memory automatically enforces the outcome of previous perceptual conflicts, and thereby eliminates the need for the same conflicts to be resolved repeatedly.