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Individual Review Homework #9 Individual Review Homework #9: total points: 10 pts Please use your notes and slides for this activity. You should first provide your own answers to the homework (using your own words). After the homework submission deadline, you will be able to access the solution to the homework. Please use it to verify your answers. They are provided to help you learn the material and study for the exam. Note, the answer provided does not necessarily contain all the relevant information. There are a total of 9 homework and they will count for 15% of the final grade . (1) Motion systems. Construct a motion detection system below that is wired for right to left motion. Draw the connections between each cell and label them. Indicate where the delay should go in the motion system. (3pts) Receptive Field of Neuron in V1 Neurons in V1 Global Motion Detector in V5/MT
Individual Review Homework #9 (2) Draw connections between what goes together. (3pts) Motion in the world created by the continual change in position of an object relative to a frame of reference Induced motion Appearance of motion created by sequences of still images presented one after the other Apparent motion An illusion where one moving object may cause another object to appear as if it is moving Real motion (3) Describe in your own words the correspondence problem depicted below. (4pts) The correspondance problem refers to the problem faced by the motion detection system of knowing which feature in frame 2 corresponds to a particular aspect of frame 1 The correspondance problem is related to aperatures in that, if you only have a small view of the visual world, you will be unable to resolve the correspondance problem But, if you have many aperatures, then you can solve the correspondance problem
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