1. Psychophysics of the structure of object memory Cristina Savin

2. Overview Prototype referenced encoding of faces LOC and object representation 3D objects

3. Object representation Region specific: –Objects: LOC –Faces: FFA –Tools, etc.

4. LOC Lateral Occipital Complex Object representation

5. Face representation

6. Prototype-referenced representation

7. LOC adaptation

8. Contralateral hemisphere

9. Retinal vs Head centered

10. Both -small retinal -significantly more adaptation in for the same side -results suggest a head/body centered reference frame in LOC

11. 3D Objects: a set of gluons

12. One-shot viewpoint invariance in matching novel objects

13. 3D objects representation: a critique

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