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Abstract#
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Poster Title
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First Author
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56.445
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Aversion to Ambiguity: The Relationship Between Categorization Ambiguity and Pleasure in Viewing Real-World Images
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Tang, Yikai
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56.446
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Visual and Semantic Scene Information: A Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials Study
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Stadhard, Skylar
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56.447
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Factors affecting baseline boundary extension effect: a meta-analysis
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Lukavský, Jiří
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56.448
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The Effect of Scene Clutter on Visual Representations
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Bracci, Stefania
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56.449
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Distinct roles of visual and semantic information in scene detection and categorization
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Aronson, Sage
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56.450
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Untypical scene exemplars are easier to remember, but harder to categorize
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Atzert, Charlotte
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56.451
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Ensemble physics: perceiving the mass of groups of objects is more than the sum of its parts
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Vivanco Cepeda, Vicente
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56.452
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Intuitive physical and domain-general reasoning are dissociable in the human brain
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Pramod, RT
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56.453
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A large-scale vision-language fMRI dataset for multi-modal semantic processing
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Li, Yuanning
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56.454
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Scene Understanding Maps: Predicting Most Frequently Fixated Object during Free Viewing with Multi-Modal Large Language Models
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Murlidaran, Shravan
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56.455
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Foveated Multi-Modal Large Language Model Maps to Predict Time to Understand Scenes
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Wen, Ziqi
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56.456
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Seeing from the ground up: Spontaneous perception of 'causal history' due to intuitive physics
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Wong, Kimberly W.
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56.457
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Modeling visual cortex with local unsupervised learning
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Passi, Ananya
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