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Visual Search: Applications and Computational Modelling

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This talk will cover my work in the areas of visual search behaviour analysis by using eye tracking and computational modelling of attention selection for computer vision. A signal-detection method that integrates feature space analysis into eye tracking data analysis will be presented. A computational framework for modelling visual feature selection and spatial location selection in attention deployment will also be discussed. The practical values of the methods will be demonstrated through their applications in computer vision and radiology.

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