For example, Parr et al. [14] showed that rhesus monkeys and chimpanzees recognize unfamiliar individuals using facial cues from digitized static images.
We then ran familiarization encounters as before and tested for recognition by placing the focal animals in the arena and familiar or unfamiliar winners of different facial width category in the pens.
The two year old Nigerian boy pulled on my beard and grabbed my cheek, seemingly fascinated by my facial hair and unfamiliar looks.
When focal crayfish were given a choice between a familiar winner and an unfamiliar winner with a different facial width, they chose to spend more time in the proximity of the familiar animal (familiar end 266±21 s, unfamiliar end 189±15 s; paired t-test n = 15, t = 2.337, p = 0.035).
As he abandoned the harsher facial features of his unfamiliar Polish actors for the conventional beauty of Binoche, Julie Delpy and Irène Jacob, the films became increasingly aestheticised.
Moments, for those unfamiliar, scans your camera roll, runs facial recognition, and suggests you send people the photos they're in.
But with imperfect facial recognition and an unfamiliar sharing style, Moments might fade away or get rolled into the main Facebook app.
A total of 12 dolls, each of which had a facial picture of an unfamiliar person, were tested.
Our results indicated that the population of AITv face neurons does not distinguish among different facial identities of personally unfamiliar (but visually familiar) faces with the same view when that view is frontal.
In conclusion, we provide evidence for some degree of image invariance to facial identity for familiar and unfamiliar faces in face-selective regions of the human brain.
