Biederman's Recognition by Components Theory States That Objects Are Recognized

question 313

Multiple Choice

Biederman's recognition by components theory states that objects are recognized on the basis of:

• A)the activity in single-cell feature detectors
• B)top-down processing more than bottom-up processing
• C)simple component forms called geons
• D)binocular disparity information

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