Scene Perception: Categorization, memory, clinical, intuitive physics, models

Poster Session: Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Pavilion

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

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