Sentence examples for perceptual operations from inspiring English sources

Our approach is aimed to allow the robotic system to perform complex perceptual operations, to interact with a human user and to integrate the perceptions by a cognitive representation of the scene and the observed actions.

Developed using the ACT-R cognitive architecture, the model simulates the cognitive and perceptual operations involved in interpreting interaction graphs and provides a detailed characterisation of the information extracted from the diagram, the prior knowledge required to interpret interaction graphs, and the knowledge generated during the comprehension process.

A related theory enhanced perceptual functioning focuses more on the superiority of locally oriented and perceptual operations in autistic individuals.

The answer may be that both object and configural processing are required for perceptual operations involved in discerning object patterns within the fragmented line drawings of the present experiment.

Finally, the synchronization of cortical activity between the two hemispheres has been proposed to represent the natural neural substrate for Gestalt-type perceptual operations [ 18].

The PASS provides perceptual operation status, easy time manipulator, and intuitive man machine interface.

For example, the operation of length measurement with a meter-stick would be analyzable into the instrumental operations of alignment and concatenation, the perceptual operation of judging spatial coincidence, and the mental operation of counting.

Based on these findings, Krechevsky concluded that rat "perceptual process involves the operation of 'forces of attraction' between the members of a visual group of such a nature as to make the rat to prefer the continuous gestalt over that of the discontinuous groping even though the original training [was] on the discontinuous stimulus-complex" [143].

In the last part of the article, we will also touch upon the previously proposed role of neuronal synchrony in binding (e.g., Singer & Gray, 1995; Watt & Phillips, 2000), but we suggest that the experimental evidence does not strongly support the involvement of synchrony in perceptual grouping operations.

The Enhanced Perceptual Functioning (EPF) model proposes that superiority of perceptual flow of information in individuals with ASC in comparison to higher-order operations leads to difficulties in controlling perceptual processes, which may in turn be disruptive to the development of other behaviors and abilities [28].

Switching operations between the schemes are proposed to achieve an elegant trade-off between 3-D video compression efficiency and the perceptual performance against error propagation.