The third category of attention-based applications concerns abnormality processing. Some applications go further than the use of the simple detection of the areas of interest. They use comparisons between the areas on the saliency maps…
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Attention in computer science – Part 2
In the previous part we mainly dealt with visibility models and static saliency models of attention. But the notion of[…]
Read moreHow to measure attention?
There are a lot of ways to measure attention. Some, mainly in psychology, are more qualitative and use questionnaires and[…]
Read moreWhat is attention? – Part 1: From philosophy to psychology
A short history of attention: Human attention is an obvious phenomenon which is active during every single moment of awareness.[…]
Read moreWhy computers should be attentive?
Any animal [1] from the tiniest insect [2] to humans is perfectly able to “pay attention”. Attention is the first[…]
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