For a robot to execute a specific task, the robot firstly has to recognize what objects are in robot’s view. To complete a specific task in a given time, the computation time for recognition is also important. There are much research for increasing recognition accuracy, but the recognition speed is not enough to be applied in real environment. On the other hand, there are also much research for...

Background: Urtica dioica (nettle) has a variety of uses in traditional medicine for the treatment of certain urogenital problems, gastrointestinal disorders, and diabetes. Objectives: Recent studies have implicated the effect of U. dioica on brain functions such as pain and memory. However, there is no direct evidence of the acute effects of this plant on cognition. The aim of the present stud...

The premise of our most recent work is that a recognition system can and should incorporate both the symbolic labeling of the potential func tionality of an object and the steps to con rm said functionality through interaction Hence the task at hand is as follows A researcher selects an object and places it in the observation area of a robot arm An initial intensity and range im age are acquire...

This article introduces the problem of object detection and recognition. The potential mobility this solution, ease installation initial setup, as well absence expensive, resource-intensive complex image collection processing systems are presented. Solutions to demonstrated, along with advantages disadvantages each. selection contours by a filter based on Prewitt operator detector characteristi...

Neurotoxic lesions of the amygdala did not affect the postoperative acquisition of a nonspatial test of object recognition (delayed nonmatching to sample) even when retention delays were increased from 0 s to 20 or 60 s, or when test stimuli were deliberately repeated within a session. Although these amygdaloid lesions did not alter forced-choice spatial alternation, they slightly increased neo...

This paper describes a benchmark task for evaluating the usability of haptic environments for a shape perception task. The task measures the ease with which observers can recognize members of a standard set of five shapes defined by Koenderink. Median time for 12 participants to recognize these shapes with the PHANToM was 23 seconds. This recognition time is within the range for shape recogniti...

Prior expectations influence how we perceive and recognize objects. However, they do so remains unclear, especially in the case of real-world complex Expectations objects may affect which features are used to them subsequently. In this study, reverse correlation reveal with high precision use information across time is modulated by object a visual recognition task. We show that coarse leads acc...