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Title: Compairing human and machine detection thresholds
Authors: Lezama, José
Blusseau, Samy
Randall, Gregory
Morel, Jean-Michel
Grompone von Gioi, Rafael
Type: Póster
Issue Date: 2012
Abstract: The mathematical theory of a contrario detection formalizes the non-accidentalness principle and attempts to predict ideal perception thresholds. Thus, it is natural to reconsider from a computational perspective, classic and new psychophysical experiments evaluating the human perception performance. To this aim, we chose the psychophysical experiments by Wagemans et al. where subjects are presented with Gabor-rendered outlines of real world objects. In these experiments, orientation jitter was added to the elements with the aim of determining its effect on human object detection performance. Using the a contrario theory, the human detection thresholds can be compared rationally to the algorithmic ones. To allow a broader experimentation, we built an online web facility where users can perform object detection experiments, and compare their detection curves to the ones predicted analytically by the computational model.
IN: 35th. European Conference on Visual Perception 2012 (ECVP 2012)
Citation: Lezama, J, Blusseau, S, Randall, G, Morel, J, Grompone von Gioi, R. “Compairing human and machine detection thresholds”. 35th. European Conference on Visual Perception 2012.
License: Licencia Creative Commons Atribución - No Comercial - Sin Derivadas (CC - By-NC-ND 4.0)
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