According to Ensemble Theories of Object Recognition, It Is Possible

question 26

Multiple Choice

According to ensemble theories of object recognition, it is possible to confuse similar-looking objects because

• A)objects that appear similar activate overlapping networks of cells.
• B)similar-looking objects activate the same grandmother cell.
• C)cells in the extrastriate cortex have large receptive fields and therefore low spatial resolution.
• D)object constancy prevents the visual system from encoding fine details about objects.

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