Average orientation is more accessible through object boundaries than surface features.

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance Average Orientation Is More Accessible Through Object Boundaries Than Surface Features

Linear Features in Photogrammetric Activities

Photogrammetric manipulation of imagery has been, for the major part, a point-based operation. The utilization of points remains to be convenient since few manually digitized points can be accurately obtained to carry out various photogrammetric orientation procedures (e.g., relative and absolute orientation as well as photogrammetric triangulation). On the other hand, the constant evolution of...

Urban Vegetation Recognition Based on the Decision Level Fusion of Hyperspectral and Lidar Data

Introduction: Information about vegetation cover and their health has always been interesting to ecologists due to its importance in terms of habitat, energy production and other important characteristics of plants on the earth planet. Nowadays, developments in remote sensing technologies caused more remotely sensed data accessible to researchers. The combination of these data improves the obje...

CORRELATION BETWEEN CRYSTAL ORIENTATION AND NANOGAP FORMED BY ELECTRO MIGRATION

Effect of electro migration on crystal structures of platinum nanowire (Nano bridge) during Nano-gap formation is investigated by means of Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM). Selected area diffraction patterns as well as bright field images are used for this investigation. There were severely recessions in the polycrystalline Nano bridge and crystal structures around the nanogap changed ...

Bridging the Gap Between Object-Based Attention and Texton-Based Segmentation: How Attention Spreads Through Orientation-Defined Textures

Many recent studies of object-based attention (OBA) have suggested that the underlying units of attention are often discrete objects, through which attention readily spreads. However, the relationship of such experiments to the basic visual features (‘textons’) which guide the segmentation of visual scenes into ‘objects’ remains largely unexplored. Here we bridge this gap for one of the most co...