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Object Recognition - Introduction to Sensation and Perception - Lecture Slides, Slides of Brain and Cognitive Science

Object Recognition, Attention, Attention Based Blindness, Recognition by Components, View Based Recognition, Neurological Pathways, Learning to See, Face Perception, Prosopagnosia, Greebles are some points from Introduction to Sensation and Perception lecture.

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