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Nonretinotopic Exogenous Attention

Michael Herzog, Marco Boi, Marcus Leonardus Vergeer

Attention is crucial for visual perception because it allows the visual system to effectively use its limited resources by selecting behaviorally and cognitively relevant stimuli from the large amount of information impinging on the eyes. Reflexive, stimul ...

Elsevier2011

Dynamic Visual Attention on the Sphere

Pierre-André Farine, Heinz Hügli, Iva Bogdanova Vandergheynst, Alexandre Bur

In this paper we present a computational model of dynamic visual attention on the sphere which combines static (intensity,chromaticity, orientation) and motion features in order to detect salient locations in omnidirectional image sequences while working d ...

Elsevier2010

Exploiting redundancy in color images

Joanna Marguier

The colors in a digital image do not only depend on the scene's reflectances, but also on the lighting conditions and on the characteristics of the imaging device. It is often necessary to separate the influence of these three elements, in particular to se ...

EPFL2010

Fast Hand Gesture Recognition based on Saliency Maps: An Application to Interactive Robotic Marionette Playing

Mostafa Ajallooeian

In this paper, we propose a fast algorithm for gesture recognition based on the saliency maps of visual attention. A tuned saliency-based model of visual attention is used to find potential hand regions in video frames. To obtain the overall movement of th ...

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Using Visual Attention to Evaluate Collaborative Control Architectures for Human Robot Interaction

Tom Edward Carlson

Collaborative control architectures assist human users in performing tasks, without undermining their capabilities or curtailing the natural development of their skills. In this study, we evaluate our collaborative control architecture by investigating the ...

SSAISB2009

Visual Attention on the Sphere

Heinz Hügli, Iva Bogdanova Vandergheynst, Alexandre Bur

Human visual system makes an extensive use of visual attention in order to select the most relevant information and speed-up the vision process. Inspired by visual attention, several computer models have been developped and many computer vision application ...

2008

Visual Attention on the Sphere

Heinz Hügli, Iva Bogdanova Vandergheynst, Alexandre Bur

Human visual system makes an extensive use of visual attention in order to select the most relevant informations and speed-up the vision process. Inspired by visual attention, several computer models have been developped and many computer vision applicatio ...

2008

Motion Integration in Visual Attention Models for Predicting Simple Dynamic Scenes

Heinz Hügli, Alexandre Bur

Visual attention models mimic the ability of a visual system, to detect potentially relevant parts of a scene. This process of attentional selection is a prerequisite for higher level tasks such as object recognition. Given the high relevance of temporal a ...

2007

Adaptive visual attention model

Heinz Hügli, Alexandre Bur

Visual attention, defined as the ability of a biological or artificial vision system to rapidly detect potentially relevant parts of a visual scene, provides a general purpose solution for low level feature detection in a vision architecture. Well consider ...

2007

Cue Normalization Schemes in Saliency-based Visual Attention Models

Heinz Hügli, Alexandre Bur

Saliency-based visual attention models provide visual saliency by combining the conspicuity maps relative to various visual cues. Because the cues are of different nature, the maps to be combined show distinct dynamic ranges and a normalization scheme is t ...

2006