Se cliccate nel link qui sotto e poi, dalla pagina che compare, cliccate il link “Provisional PDF” a destra, otterrete un interessante paper intitolato “Guidance of Visual Attention by Semantic Information in Real-World Scenes” che tratta, sostanzialmente, di cole l’attenzione visiva viene influenzata dalle informazioni semantiche di una scena (da “quello che é rappresentato”, per capirci). Dall’abstract:
Recent research on attentional guidance in real-world scenes has focused on object recognition within the context of a scene. This approach has been valuable for determining some factors that drive the allocation of visual attention and determine visual selection. This article provides a review of experimental work on how different components of context, especially semantic information, affect attentional deployment. We review work from the areas of object recognition, scene perception, and visual search, highlighting recent studies examining semantic structure in real-world scenes. A better understanding on how humans parse scene representations will not only improve current models of visual attention but also advance next-generation computer vision systems and human-computer interfaces.
Penso che per chi fotografa possa tornare utile avere un’idea di come funziona la nostra percezione e fruizione di un’immagine. [b]http://www.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00054/abstract.
.
