ATTENTION FOR MOTION AND COLOR

Global Feature-Based Attention for Motion and Color



Global Feature-Based Attention for Motion and Color

Introduction

There is still much to learn about how the human brain represents the basic attributes of visual experience. It is commonly accepted that human visual perception, based on neural encoding of basic features such as orientation, color, movement, etc.. Edge orientation is probably the most fundamental characteristic analyzed by the visual system, providing the basis for defining the contours and shapes of visual objects that allow segmentation and object recognition (Hoy, 2005). There is considerable neurophysiological evidence of orientation columns in the agreement and ...