In parts-based approaches to object recognition: a) the ...

[Chelseaamend]

In parts-based approaches to object recognition:
 
  a) the identification of the object is viewpoint dependent.
   b) the whole image of the object is examined holistically.
   c) the representation stored in memory is analogous to the object being recognized.
   d) the orientation or the perspective of view on the object is not important.

Question 2

Davenport and Potter (2004) examined the effects of context on recognition of objects. They found that:
 
  a) objects were recognized most easily when they were not presented in a background scene.
   b) foreground objects were more easily identified than background objects.
   c) background objects were more easily identified than foreground objects.
   d) there was a weak effect of consistency between the object and the background scene.

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b

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