Which Statement Is the Best Description of a Saliency Map

question 24

Multiple Choice

Which statement is the best description of a saliency map?

• A) The most noticeable parts of a visual scene are always determined based on the brightness in that particular field of view.
• B) All parts of a visual scene are analyzed at compared for their features such as color, intensity, and orientation. These stimuli are compared and the noticeable features are where the attention is drawn using a competitive algorithm.
• C) All parts of a visual scene are analyzed at compared for their features such as color, intensity, and orientation. These stimuli are compared and the noticeable features are where the attention is drawn using a non-competitive algorithm.
• D) Saliency maps are constructed based on the frequency a visual stimuli is perceived. Saliency maps get more detailed as stimuli are repeatedly observed.

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Definitions:

Complementary Strand

A nucleic acid strand that forms a sequence match according to the base pairing rules with another strand.

Base Sequence

The order of nucleotide bases in a DNA or RNA molecule that encodes genetic information.

Uracil

A nitrogenous base found in RNA that pairs with adenine during RNA synthesis.

Nucleotide Bases

The building blocks of DNA and RNA molecules, consisting of adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), thymine (T), and uracil (U, in RNA).