Framework for visual discrimination with unknown onset
Visual discrimination transfer and modulation by biogenic amines in honeybees
... classical visual conditioning of harnessed honeybees (Avargue s-Weber and ̀ Mota, ...successful visual conditioning of the PER has recently been reported in harnessed bees, the levels of learning reached ...
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Temporal discrimination: Mechanisms and relevance to adult onset dystonia
... For visual TDTs, corrected visual acuity needs to be assessed and patients with any condition resulting in loss of visual acuity, need to be ...
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The prediction of visual stimuli influences auditory loudness discrimination
... possible visual cues: an empty circle and an empty square (cues size, ...thickness). Visual cues were presented in a random order and equally ...The onset of the sensory cues was individu- ally yoked ...
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Sounds facilitate visual motion discrimination via the enhancement of late occipital visual representations
... of visual motion presented in a random dot display ( ...the onset of a fixation dot ...of visual angle (with the centre 1° devoid of ...B). Visual stimuli were presented on a 21" Hansol ...
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Visual detection and tracking of unknown number of objects with nonparametric clustering methods
... clustering framework because of the associa- tion between the entities in computer vision applications and the grouping capability of clustering ...are unknown and actually estimating the number of clusters ...
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A Visuo-Tactile Control Framework for Manipulation and Exploration of Unknown Objects
... the visual, tactile, and force sensing channels when carrying out an action: this integration plays a major role to compensate for the numerous uncertainties involved in the mechanical interaction with an object ...
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Non visual numerical discrimination in a blind cavefish (Phreatichthys andruzzii)
... ABSTRACT Over a decade of comparative studies, researchers have found that rudimentary numerical abilities are widespread among vertebrates. While experiments in mammals and birds have employed a variety of stimuli ...
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Visual motion discrimination by propagating patterns in primate cerebral cortex
... Neurons in area MT have very large and overlapping receptive fields, so a coordinated population response may be important in stimulus encoding ( Chen et al., 2015 ). One way to achieve this coordination is through ...
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Adaptive Framework for Robust Visual Tracking
... tracking framework, occlusion and drift identification module is used to identify if the drift has ...in visual tracking, the target image is divided into non- overlapped patches described by the histogram ...
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Temporal discrimination threshold: VBM evidence for an endophenotype in adult onset primary torsion dystonia
... visual: two LED lights were used, horizontally orientated and placed on the table in front of the subject. The lights were seven degrees into the subject’s peripheral vision on the side of the body being tested; ...
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Multi objective reinforcement learning framework for unknown stochastic & uncertain environments
... maintaining visual localisation is potential field methodology (PFM) which has been selected due to its intuitive design and real time response for reactive ...
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Visual Navigation in Unknown Environments
... asymptotic visual servoing result for unmanned aerial vehicles that tracked parallel co-planar linear visual features and Zhang and Ostrowsky used a vision system to navigate a ...based visual ...
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Visual Discrimination of Distance by Octopuses
... Octopuses have an interocular distance of 30-60mm, depending on their size, and were not always located exactly at the tank centre. After about 3 days of using the 50 and 37 mm discs, tr[r] ...
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ADAPTIVE VISUAL-FORCE CONTROL IN UNKNOWN WORKSPACES
... This paper is organized as follows: The main characteristics of the trajectory to be tracked and the notation used is described in Section 2. Section 3 shows the way in which the tracking of the trajectory in the image ...
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Proprioception and Visual Discrimination of Orientation in Octopus
... It will be shown below that octopuses cannot reliably discriminate between figures differing only in orientation after removal of the statocysts, and that correct performance in such dis[r] ...
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Visual Discrimination Skills in Learning to Read
... 4 for up to 15 minutes during the learning corner time for four sessions. While the experimental group was receiving the app intervention, the control group (typically developing children) followed the regular routine in ...
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Visual Motion Onset Brain–Computer Interface
... The EEG signals were recorded and preprocessed online by an in–house extended BCI2000 application [17,18] and segmented (“epoched”) as features drawn from ERP intervals of 0 ∼ 700 ms. The sampling rate was set to 512 Hz, ...
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Endovascular Thrombectomy in Wake Up Stroke and Stroke with Unknown Symptom Onset
... The first evidence indicating a possible beneficial effect of in- travenous thrombolysis in carefully selected patients presenting in a prolonged time-window was published several years ago. 21,22 Similar results were ...
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Visual adaptation enhances action sound discrimination
... sound discrimination Nick ...to visual, auditory, or audiovisual hand actions enhanced dis- crimination between 2 subsequently presented hand action ...sounds. Discrimination was most enhanced when ...
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ENGINEERING AT ILLINOIS VISUAL FRAMEWORK
... The College of Engineering brands up to the University of Illinois identity standards and uses either the full mark or I mark in all of its print and digital marketing applications to [r] ...
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