Authors: Calden Wloka, Sang-Ah Yoo, Rakesh Sengupta, Toni Kunic, and John K. Tsotsos Title: Psychophysical Evaluation of Saliency Algorithms Abstract: A great deal of effort has been spent evaluating the performance of saliency algorithms at predicting human fixations in natural images. However, many other aspects of human visual attention have received relatively little focus in […]
Read MoreAuthors: Raghaveder Sahdev and John K. Tsotsos Dates: June 9-15, 2016
Read MorePaper information: Authors: Calden Wloka and John Tsotsos Title: Spatially Binned ROC: A Comprehensive Saliency Metric Abstract: A recent trend in saliency algorithm development is large-scale benchmarking and algorithm ranking with ground truth provided by datasets of human fixations. In order to accommodate the strong bias humans have toward central fixations, it is common to […]
Read MoreTwo JTL members will be giving oral paper presentations at the 13th Conference on Computer and Robot Vision, taking place in Victoria, British Columbia from June 1-3, 2016. Raghavender Sahdev will be presenting the paper “Indoor Place Recognition System for Localization of Mobile Robots”, and Amir Rasouli will be presenting “Sensor Planning for 3D Visual […]
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Paper information: Authors: Calden Wloka and John Tsotsos Title: Spatially Binned ROC: A Comprehensive Saliency Metric Abstract: A recent trend in saliency algorithm development is large-scale benchmarking and algorithm ranking with ground truth provided by datasets of human fixations. In order to accommodate the strong bias humans have toward central fixations, it is common to […]
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Calden Wloka, Nick Frosst, and John Tsotsos published a paper in collaboration with Neil Bruce and Shafin Rahman, “On computational modeling of visual saliency: Examining what’s right and what’s left.”
Read MoreWe are very pleased to announce a research presentation by Dr. Simon Thorpe on Wednesday, November 11. Has object vision been solved? Simon Thorpe, CerCo (Brain and Cognition Research Center), Toulouse, France The ability of humans to identify and categorize objects in complex natural scenes has long been thought to be beyond the capacities of […]
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Prof Tsotsos will give a Keynote Lecture titled STAR: The Selective Tuning Attentive Reference Model at ECEM 2015 in Vienna on August 17th. See the link for more information.
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John Tsotsos will give a talk at the ICRA 2015 Workshop on Scaling Up Active Perception on May 30th. http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~isler/workshop/active-perception/
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John Tsotsos held a talk ot MODVis 2015, titled “Putting Saliency in its Place”. The role of attention and the place within the visual processing stream where the concept of saliency has been situated is critically examined by considering the experimental evidence and performing tests that link experiment to computation.
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