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The psychology of computer vision

The psychology of computer vision

PsychologyScience
Pages
282
Published
1975
Language
English

Synopsis

This foundational text explores the intricate relationship between human psychology and the emerging field of computer vision. Published in 1975, it delves into how machines can be programmed to 'see' and interpret images, drawing parallels with human perception. The book covers early theories and computational models that laid the groundwork for modern artificial intelligence in visual processing.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Psychology Science Technology

About the author

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Patrick Henry Winston

Patrick Henry Winston is a leading voice in artificial intelligence. His work has shaped the field, offering clear insights into complex AI concepts. If you're interested in understanding AI, his writings are a great place to start.