Cognitive framework

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Cognitive Framework

Cognition Process of gaining knowledge; includes understanding, remembering, reasoning, attending, being aware, acquiring skills and creating new ideas Attention Perception Memory Learning Reading, Speaking and Listening Problem Solving, Planning, Reasoning, Decision Making

HCI Transfer of Knowledge ? Answer comes from cognitive psychology

Modes of Cognition Experimental Reflective

Human Information Processing Model

Bloom’s Taxonomy of Cognition Knowledge Understanding Applying Analysing Evaluating Creating HOTS LOTS

Human Vision

Human Vision

Stereo Vision

Depth Recovery where T is the baseline If disparity, d’ , is measured in pixels, then d = x l – x r = d’p where p is the width of a pixel in the image plane, then we have Z = Tf / d’p Note the reciprocal relationship between disparity and depth! disparity - the difference in position between the corresponding points in the two images, commonly measured in pixels

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