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An image-computable model of human visual shape similarity

2020-01-11

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Shape is a defining feature of objects. Yet, no image-computable model accurately predicts how similar or different shapes appear to human observers. To address this, we developed a model (‘ShapeComp’), based on over 100 shape features (e.g., area, compactness, Fourier descriptors). When trained to capture the variance in a database of >25,000 animal silhouettes, ShapeComp predicts human shape similarity judgments...

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7c6caa50-6730-52f5-98d6-602213051abb
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10.1101/2020.01.10.901876
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