Bingham et al., 2008 - Google Patents
Events and actions as dynamically molded spatiotemporal objects: A critique of the motor theory of biological motion perceptionBingham et al., 2008
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- 18271944977734615200
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- Bingham G
- Wickelgren E
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- Understanding events: From perception to action
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In this chapter we describe an approach to event recognition that treats events as spatiotemporal objects whose specific form is generated by underlying dynamics. This approach is inspired, in part, by advances in the theory of the control and coordination of …
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