Lectures related to Visual Theories: Vision and Perception

Visual Intelligence: Theories and Models

Explores the evolution of vision theories and perception modeling concepts from the 19th to the 20th century.

Classic Vision Theories: Nativism vs. Empiricism

Explores classic vision theories, including nativism, empiricism, structuralism, and gestaltism.

Classical Vision Theories: Understanding Perception and Cognition

Provides an overview of classical vision theories, exploring how perception is shaped by psychological and environmental factors.

Perceptual Modeling: Understanding Spatial Thinking and Vision

Examines perceptual modeling and spatial thinking in visual intelligence, exploring theories, cognitive maps, and the interplay between bottom-up and top-down processing.

Visual Perception Theories

Explores classical vision theories, including Gestaltism, ecological approach, and constructivism, covering concepts like bottom-up vs. top-down processing.

Visual Intelligence: Theories and Feedback

Explores the evolution of vision theories and visual feedback systems, including bottom-up and top-down approaches, and iterative error feedback for human pose estimation.

Cultural differences: perception in Switzerland

Explores the impact of culture on perception, focusing on Switzerland.

Visual Intelligence: Introduction

Explores visual intelligence, evolution of vision and action, and the ecological approach to visual perception.

Language and Thought

Delves into how language shapes perception and attention, influencing our understanding.

Performance Transition

Delves into transitioning between discussion and performance, emphasizing fluidity and gradual shifts in theatrical settings.

Aesthetics of Complexified Form

Delves into the aesthetics of complexified form in music, emphasizing anticipation, tension, and surprise.

Neuronal Dynamics: Aims and Challenges

Explores the aims and challenges in computational neuroscience, focusing on neuronal dynamics of cognition and mean-field arguments.

Perception and Action: Biological Motion

Delves into the perception of biological motion and its implications on human perception and animation quality.

Perceptual Robotics: Integrating Vision and Action

Covers the integration of visual perception and robotic actions in embodied AI.

Freies Entdecken

Explores the concept of free exploration and transitions in consciousness.

The Unimaginable: Radical Change and Social Analysis

Explores the concept of the unimaginable and the need for a new methodology in social sciences to interpret present events.

Infidelity and Doubt

Explores the nuances of infidelity, doubt, and the struggle for clarity in relationships.

Sensory learning with neural networks

Explores sensory representations, perception, memory, cognitive control, and neural networks.

Computer Vision: Historical Insights and Project Inspirations

Explores the historical development of computer vision and inspires innovative project ideas.

Restoring Conscious Visual Perception: Bypassing Eye Limitations

Covers methods to restore conscious visual perception by projecting images directly onto the visual brain, bypassing the eyes, particularly for blind patients.