The BioMotion Lab aims to explore aspects of visual perception and cognition. The demos provide evidence for our ability to recognize biological motion within non-biological stimuli. In particular, from this link: it is striking how realistic, and human-like, these random moving dots appear. It’s especially interesting to tweak the parameters (gender, weight, emotion) and see that this phenomenon still holds true!
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About Brynn Evans
I'm Brynn Evans, a PhD student in Cognitive Science at UC San Diego. I've been studying how people use social web services for information sharing, discovery, and sensemaking.
