Quasi-pictorial view can’t explain some image effects
Effects of manipulating images that can't be explained by interpreting images as picture-like, symbol-filled arrays can be by interpretation as structural descriptions—representing parts and objects as nodes and spatial relations as labelled arcs.
Geoffrey Hinton, 1979a.
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Images represented by filled cells in an array »Images represented by filled cells in an array
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Images are Quasi-pictorial representations »Images are Quasi-pictorial representations
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Quasi-pictorial view can’t explain some image effects
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Structural descriptions affect imaging tasks »Structural descriptions affect imaging tasks
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Hinton's point orthogonal to the issue »Hinton's point orthogonal to the issue
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