85-408 Visual Cognition

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Recognizing an object, face or word is a complex process which is mastered with little effort by humans. This course adopts a threepronged approach, drawing on psychological, neural and computational models to explore a range of topics including early vision, visual attention, face recognition, reading, object recognition, and visual imagery. The course will take a seminar format.

Prerequisites: 85-219 or 85-211 or 85-213

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