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The categorization of geometric objects in 3D and 2D contexts depends on invariant referents

2021-07-05

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<p>The categorization of geometric objects is one of the most fundamental problems all intelligent systems have to deal with in dynamic environments in which objects' geometrical configuration constantly changes. Animals, including humans, do not treat all geometrical differences equally: they ignore some geometrical features when it comes to generalization but not others. So far, no theory has been presented that...

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Literature Corpus work: 9921cce9-aaf2-5809-910a-6a2d62620bcf
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/cbhw2

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