Describe the relationship  between eye movement and pattern recogniton?
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are you trying to get people to do your homework for you.....
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Personally, I find visualization of the senses as different colors that wash into me when i use them to be pretty helpful..instead of looking at an object i let the object flow into my eyes and then turn yellow..or i touch something and the touch sensation turns green..
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well at night, your other senses arent as useful as your sight so. at night your eye sight doesnt get better but when it looks at movement it reacts with a more exagerrated appearance
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It depends on who is staring.  Some people just do that and it doesn't mean anything.  Without having a mind reading device it's impossible to know.
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Over everything else, our brains are pattern recoginition machines.  They are very, very good at filling in blanks -- even if they shouldn't.  The usefulness of this comes when coupled with our reasoning ability to figure out if things are important illusions, i.e. if the sabre-toothed tiger went around that side of the rock, he didn't just disappear, he's probably also coming out on the other side... but he can't see me right now either.
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The same way they tell if people can see. They wave something in front of their eyes and see if they follow it or not.
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Fly eyes work like fantastic motion dectectors. Their sight system is completely different for a very different reason. Detecting motion not specific visual acuity
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one that i have "seen" is a test for visual acuity using raman scattering of a laser.  \n\nthe scattered dots seem to "move" to an unfocused eye !\n\nalthough it cant be used to quantify visual acuity, it is a quick test if someone needs a vision prescription !
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Holism. The Gestalt school of psychology demonstrated that when you take a reductionistic approach to understanding behaviour, for example by reducing everything to neural signals, you miss out on something fundamental because "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts". By understanding humans or stimuli as a whole (i.e. holism), we can potentially better understand psychology (according to this school)
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The brain is the organ that composes the image the eyes send. So the vision that involves movement, profundity, distant, brightness occurs in the eyes. But the vision is not complete without interpretation. So if you can't understand what you are seeing you may not see at all.
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they say if the eyes go to the upper left its the mind - meaning theier thinking (maybe making up).\nsweat as well, and basically pulse.\ntry asking the same question in a couple of forms and see if the answer changes.
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the study of sloped eyes and Ho trails
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Your best best is to try sourceforge.net to see if any of the many vision processing projects will work for you.  All source there is open, and although the site can be a bit complicated, the search function is really good.\n\nAnother place to look is at research institutions.  Just go out and contact a PhD student working in the area you are interested in, if your project sounds fun, they may be more than willing to help!! ;)
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What happens when we do the math?  Lets see... I will go with distances of 20 feet and 40 feet respectively.  Lets say the center line of the person standing next to us is two feet from our center line. So at 20 feet we have a 5.7 degree shift of the eye.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=sine(2+feet+/+20+feet+)+in+degrees\n\nAt 40 feet we have a 2.9 degree shift of the eye.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=sine(2+feet+/+40+feet+)+in+degrees\n\nNeither of those seem that unreasonable for our amazing optical processors to detect.  Also it is quite likely that the person actually did look at you at least for a moment, probably even more than once.  You should at least be able to detect the direction of rotational shift of the eye as they return their focus to the person standing next to you.\n\nThe human eye is even able to take snapshots of very fast moving objects.  I have even done this with rain while looking out the window of a passenger jet traveling at roughly 500 to 600 miles per hour.\n\nSurely detecting eye an eye aim change of 1 degree or less at 40 feet or even slightly farther is not any more difficult.
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Vision is tested on the conduction level by a Visual Evoked Potential. Visual stimulus generates various negative and positive waveforms in the occipital cortex, with the first waveform, C1 at about 60-80 ms (milliseconds) and the final waveform, N1 at around 160 ms.\n\nOf course you'd have to consider adding the speed of light and distance from an object to the eye to that calculation.
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Miss Sleepy One...\n\nWhile I cannot give a complete dissertation, maybe an idea such as how important tonal inflection and facial expression is for communication vs. just the printed word; where these characteristics need to be assumed, or the sentence constructed well enough for them to be "understood".\n\nThat is why it is difficult for some to deceive the sighted, easier to fool the blind that can hear, easier to fool the deaf and blind... (The ones that can read Braille) and the written word can deceive most of all.\n\nJust remember, you will need 100 - 150 words per minute depending on your speed of speech.
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Its something to do with the eyes I think. Sorry I cant give any further info.