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Computational Visual Attention Models (Paperback)
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Computational Visual Attention Models (Paperback)
Series: Foundations and Trends in Signal Processing
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The human visual system has evolved to have the ability to
selectively focus on the most relevant parts of a visual scene.
This mechanism, referred to as visual attention, has been the focus
of several neurological and psychological studies in the past few
decades. These studies have inspired several computational visual
attention models which have been successfully applied to problems
in computer vision and robotics. Computational Visual Attention
Models provides a comprehensive survey of the state-of-the- art in
computational visual attention modelling with a special focus on
the latest trends. By reviewing several models published since
2012, the theoretical advantages and disadvantages of each approach
are discussed. In addition, existing methodologies to evaluate
computational models through the use of eye-tracking data along
with the visual attention performance metrics used are described.
The shortcomings in existing approaches and approaches to overcome
them are also covered. Finally, a subjective evaluation for
benchmarking existing visual attention metrics is presented and
open problems in visual attention are highlighted. This monograph
provides the reader with an in-depth survey of the research
conducted to date in computational visual attention models and
provides the basis for further research in this exciting area.
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