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Meaning Guides Attention in Real-World Scene Images: Evidence from Eye Movements and Meaning Maps

2017-10-23

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We compared the influences of meaning and salience on attentional guidance in scene images. Meaning was captured by “meaning maps” representing the spatial distribution of semantic information in scenes. Meaning maps were coded in a format that could be directly compared to maps of image salience generated from image features. We investigated the degree to which meaning versus image salience predicted human viewer...

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1b94e14a-660b-531e-8fde-b7bc491bfee2
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10.1101/207076
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