Abstract
Last year, I reported on preliminary results of an anatomically-inspired deep learning model of the visual system and its role in explaining the face inversion effect. This year, I will report on new results and some variations on network architectures that we have explored, mainly as a way to generate discussion and get feedback. This is by no means a polished, final presentation!
We look forward to the group’s suggestions for these projects.
Keywords
Biologically-inspired eep learning, FFA, Face recognition
Location
UCSD
Recommended Citation
Cottrell, Garrison W.; Gahl, Martha; Kulkarni, Shubham; Venkatramani, Shashank; Shah, Yash; Long, Keyu; Zhi, Xuzhe; Agarwal, Shivaank; Li, Cody; He, Jingyuan; and Fischer, Thomas, "The Model 2.0 and Friends: An Interim Report" (2023). MODVIS Workshop. 4.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/modvis/2023/session04/4
The Model 2.0 and Friends: An Interim Report
UCSD
Last year, I reported on preliminary results of an anatomically-inspired deep learning model of the visual system and its role in explaining the face inversion effect. This year, I will report on new results and some variations on network architectures that we have explored, mainly as a way to generate discussion and get feedback. This is by no means a polished, final presentation!
We look forward to the group’s suggestions for these projects.