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No, this is wrong. In reality there's no link between the claim in the article and the way that the human visual system processes its input. The article is tryi
by gfaure 7y ago
No, this is wrong. In reality there's no link between the claim in the article and the way that the human visual system processes its input. The article is trying to make a leap between the output of some algorithm, and what the human visual system does.
Meaningless.
- praptak 7y agoI guess there is no disagreement. The evidence is indeed worthless. Still the hypothesis is interesting and plausible. Maybe there is a way to test it more rigorously, this time based on actual eye tracking.
- SiempreViernes 7y ago3M put out a validation study[1] of their algorithm, an algorithm explicitly created to simulate what the eye does, and it seems to do ok compared to real eye tracking data in the example shown. Where is your evidence that it was all completely faked? [1] http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1006827O/3msm-visual-attention-software-vas-validation-study.pdf http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1006827O/3msm-visual-atte...