| Hsin-Hao Yu
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11-01-2001 05:15 AM ET (US)
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An obvious problem with the flow field algorithm is the smoothness assumption. The world with multiple objects moving will certainly conflict with that assumption, and there are a lot of effort made in relexing the constraints. However, a funny thing is that the brain area that detect 2D movement (area MT) has very large receptive fields. Since MT neurons are integrating movements in a large area, MT representation is very smooth - much like the Horn paper. The puzzle is how can such a smooth representation be helpful at all to the visual system? Last time I checked there is no answer for that yet.
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