Gabriel Heaton, <em>Writing and Reading Royal Entertainments from George Gascoigne to Ben Jonson</em> (Oxford: Oxford UP, 2010)

Oxford-IIIT TRECVID 2010 - Notebook paper

1. Oxford-IIIT combined: a spatial pyramid intersection kernel SVM image classifier, a sliding-window randomforest object detector, a sliding-window intersection kernel SVM object detector, and a discriminative constellation model facial feature extractor. For each of the twenty features, methods were ranked based on their performance on a validation set and associated to successive runs by dec...

Prof. Osler Goes to Oxford

The Oxford Companion to Consciousness

Illusions confuse and bias the machinery in the brain that constructs our representations of the world, because they reveal a discrepancy between what we perceive and what is objectively out there in the world. But both illusions and accurate perceptions are governed by the same lawful perceptual processes. Despite the deceptive simplicity of illusions, there are no fully agreed theories about ...

The Oxford Companion to Medicine

Oxford Handbook to Philosophy and Cognitive Science

Philosophers and cognitive scientists of perception by custom have investigated individual sense modalities in relative isolation from each other. However, perceiving is, in a number of respects, multimodal. The traditional sense modalities should not be treated as explanatorily independent. Attention to the multimodal aspects of perception challenges common assumptions about the content and ph...