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The human brain is incredibly more complex than a "simple" (artificial) neural network, so there might very well be no equivalent for a real brain... but I thin
by halflings 9y ago
The human brain is incredibly more complex than a "simple" (artificial) neural network, so there might very well be no equivalent for a real brain... but I think optical illusions would be a good approximation, even if less severe: tricking the brain in elaborate ways to see something that is different from what it would usually see.
- govg 9y agoThe brain has some inherent biases and prejudices - these arise from just how we grow up and perceive objects. So optical illusions are a deviation from whatever visuals we are used to, and you can say similar events occur with stuff like tasting an unknown object, or finding a different smell.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoI'd look at the superset containing both optical illusions and the the various funny brain exploits lkie rerarnagnig ltetres in wrods, or using more than one "the" in a sentence without reader noticing it. I don't know what's the the name of that superset, but I don't think we should limit study of our visual processing stack to object recognition - the brain does so much more!