Pattern Recognition

1
Pattern Recognition

• Binding
• Contour and Region identification
• Patterns of light, shade, colour, motion
• Connects stimuli to form information
• Edge Detection
• Neurological response to contours
• Cognitive attention reinforcement

2
Features - Patterns - Objects

• Features
• Colour, orientation, textures, motion
• Interference of feature-level stimuli affects
  attention tuning
• Patterns
• Generalized contour extraction mechanism
• Top-down and Bottom-up edge detection
• Continuity of boundaries
• Objects
• Pattern recognition and identification
• Apprehendable limit of about 3 feature components
• Complexity and interference affect recognition

3
Visual Working Memory Visual Intelligence

• Each Apprehendable element (3 features) must be
  stored to complete the pattern recognition.
• Spatial grouping
• Scale patterns (see the forest or the trees)
• Distortions
• Horizontal and vertical orientations and
  allignmnets