Lecture

Computational Active Vision

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This lecture on computational active vision covers topics such as classic vision theories, ecological vision, designing morphologies, sensory perception, dataset usage, and the Gibson Environment. It delves into the relationship between visual perception and an agent's actions, body, and environment, emphasizing the importance of computational agent design and control in vision tasks.

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