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\itemau{Moon, Jin-Young; Lee, Hyung-Gik; Bae, Chang-Seok}
\itemti{Biologically inspired computational models of visual attention for personalized autonomous agents: A survey.}
\itemso{Park, James J. (ed.) et al., Information anf technoloy convergence and services (ITCS 2011) and intelligent robotics, automations, telecommunications facilities, and applications (IRoA 2011). Selected papers based on the presentations at the conferences, Gwanju, Korea, October 20--22, 2011. Berlin: Springer (ISBN 978-94-007-2597-3/hbk; 978-94-007-2598-0/ebook). Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering 107, 547-555 (2012).}
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Summary: Perception is one of essential capabilities for personalized autonomous agents that act like their users without intervention of the users in order to understand the environment for themselves like a human being. Visual perception in humans plays a major role to interact with objects or entities within the environment by interpreting their visual sensing information. The major technical obstacle of visual perception is to efficiently process enormous amount of visual stimuli in real-time. Therefore, computational models of visual attention that decide where to focus in the scene have been proposed to reduce the visual processing load by mimicking human visual system. This chapter provides the background knowledge of cognitive theories that the models were founded on and analyzes the computational models necessary to build a personalized autonomous agent that acts like a specific person as well as typical human beings.
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\itemut{visual attention; personalized; autonomous agent}
\itemli{doi:10.1007/978-94-007-2598-0\_58}
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