Lecture

Visual Perception Theories

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This lecture covers classical vision theories, including Gestaltism, ecological approach, and constructivism. It explores concepts such as the Minimum Principle, Gestalt laws of organization, bottom-up vs. top-down processing, and Gibson's Direct Perception. The instructor discusses the evolutionary utility of vision, visual illusions, and mental models in visual intelligence.

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