Evidence That Viewpoint-speciic and Viewpoint-invariant Visual Features Are Processed Separately Object Perception and Memory { 1995
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Use of qualitative features facilitates viewpoint-invariant recognition. Are such features processed by a structural description system? Subjects responded that they \remembered" or were only \familiar" with previously seen objects that were either qualitatively (QL) or quantitatively (QT) diierent from one another. The proportion of remember responses was equivalent for QL and QT objects and decreased when the targets were rotated from the studied orientation. Familiar responses were unaaected by rotation. A QL advantage at 45 degrees of rotation was due entirely to a greater number of familiar responses. A multiple-memory-systems interpretation will be discussed.
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