Nunes, S.Almeida, D.Rodrigues, J. M. F.du Buf, J. M. H.2009-02-132009-02-132008Workshop Visual Categorisations and Image Management Systems. - Sunderland, 28 June 2006. - p. 14-15AUT: JRO00913; DUB00865;http://hdl.handle.net/10400.1/37Object categorisation is linked to detection, segregation and recognition. In the visual system, these processes are achieved in the ventral \what"and dorsal \where"pathways [3], with bottom-up feature extractions in areas V1, V2, V4 and IT (what) in parallel with top-down attention from PP via MT to V2 and V1 (where). The latter is steered by object templates in memory, i.e. in prefrontal cortex with a what component in PF46v and a where component in PF46d.application/pdfengVisão computorizadaCórtex visual621.38 (S.S.)Object categorisations using templates constructed from multi-scale line and edge representationsjournal article