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Conceptual rather than perceptual similarity enables generalization across perceptually different appearances of familiarized faces

2020-07-03

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<p>Face recognition is a challenging categorization task, as in many cases the variability between different images of the same identity may be larger than the variability between images of different identities. Nevertheless, humans excel in this task, in particular for faces they are familiar with. What type of learning and what is the nature of the representation of the learned identity that support such remarka...

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Literature Corpus work: 4316dc53-0712-50e2-8be5-315bd14618e5
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/p6d5j

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