Computer Vision: Recognize objects faster and more accurately with CNNs - Actu IA

Despite constant movements of the body, head or eyes, our visual perception of the objects around us remains stable even though the physical information hitting our retinas is constantly changing. Scientists at the RIKEN Institute in Japan have looked at all the unnoticed eye movements we make and have shown that they allow us to recognize objects in a stable way. These findings can be applied to computer vision and be particularly useful for autonomous driving systems. They published their study entitled " Motor-related signals support localization invariance for stable visual perception"in the scientific journal PLOS Computational Biology. RIKEN, the largest global research institution in Japan, is internationally recognized for its high-quality research in a wide range of scientific disciplines.