Found an animation showing a “Convex Hull” of an object. But with no other context, your brain is able to determine and figure out what that object is.
Found an animation showing a “Convex Hull” of an object. But with no other context, your brain is able to determine and figure out what that object is.
Well, obviously. Everyone recognizes a hobo trying to escape the popo. It’s universal.
Seriously though, I would like to see this with something other than “dancer.” It would be neat to see where the limit is.
Plaid_Piper on
Looks like swan lake?
DontForceItPlease on
Super interesting. I would love to know what features are determinative here. That is to say, how much can the original figure be obscured in ambiguity while still maintaining the ability to identify it?
DuaneHicks on
Interstellar TARS mark II, doing a happy dance
keenobservation1652 on
There is other context i.e. the stored experience of the human brain.
MalucoHS on
I see my parents arguing
KerbodynamicX on
When you want to animate a ballet dance but you have a potato computer:
ScreeennameTaken on
As far as i’m aware, (i remember reading this in some publication) the brain recognizes things that it already knows by their outline. That’s why small kids read letter by letter slowly, and adults read fast, but can skip words or even mis read words. Because the words in the adult brain are stored as boxy shapes with peaks and lows, as if each letter is in a box and that box is tight fitting. Perhaps its the same mechanism for quick recognition.
InternationalSky9812 on
>But with no other context, your brain is able to determine and figure out what that object is.
So what is the “object” OP?
ICantWatchYouDoThis on
> But with no other context, your brain is able to determine and figure out what that object is
Did AI write this?
gavvy613 on
always found this interesting, like when i was 16 in rehan i would draw porn and trade it for cigarettes and i would think “wow we rly jus jerking of to lines on paper” interesting af
schofield101 on
Looks like me trying to put a fitted sheet on my bed.
Elegant-Raise-9367 on
It’s a 5yr old in a sleeping bag.
Delareh_ on
This is fascinating. I wanna see more of this applies to animals and athletes and such.
Gumbo_Ya-Ya on
It’s a pomegranate
Science is smart
JohnnyQuant on
Can AI recognize this too?
GeraldFritz on
New captcha just dropped
ninpendle64 on
My brain just said CGI blob with edges programmed to move around
Awkward_Ad_2401 on
I’m tired of this cyber truck bullshit
Maihoooo on
Especially if you’re from a muslim country 😉
spicyhotnoodle on
It’s just ballet with a sheet wrapped around the person , I don’t really see why this is so interesting
FootsieMcDingus on
Is this the new Flubber?
sturatasauraus on
So we look at a video of a shape and our brain is able to tell what that shape is, oh look a circle
McDuckMoney on
I’ve seen a person in a sleeping bag pull off the same stunt.
HumaDracobane on
That is because the movement performed is specific enought to fill the gaps. Now try the same with something more niche and lets see how it goes
BarPouch on
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CelsoSC on
Doesn’t beat this big boi:
TheOneWhoFindsThem on
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ramadeus75 on
NFL touchdown celebrations are getting out of hand.
MouseAnon16 on
Looks like it’s dancing ballet
HalfOfCrAsh on
Ballet Dancer?
Brewe on
I bet you could do the same with just 4 dots.
GoFigBill on
Dunno but it works really well with a bit of EDM as backing music 🙂
Annual-Penalty-4477 on
Look at those polygons go!
nordb0242 on
This is some first year psych major BS. I like how it’s always “with no context” and completely ignores the idea the every experience we have in life adds pre-existing context and biases to our own prospectives. Good luck in school OP.
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Happy human hopping around in a cloak.
Actually doing a ballet.
1980s Dune shield technology applied to ballet
https://i.redd.it/bjge84bai2ud1.gif
A naked old man clowning around 😁
Well, obviously. Everyone recognizes a hobo trying to escape the popo. It’s universal.
Seriously though, I would like to see this with something other than “dancer.” It would be neat to see where the limit is.
Looks like swan lake?
Super interesting. I would love to know what features are determinative here. That is to say, how much can the original figure be obscured in ambiguity while still maintaining the ability to identify it?
Interstellar TARS mark II, doing a happy dance
There is other context i.e. the stored experience of the human brain.
I see my parents arguing
When you want to animate a ballet dance but you have a potato computer:
As far as i’m aware, (i remember reading this in some publication) the brain recognizes things that it already knows by their outline. That’s why small kids read letter by letter slowly, and adults read fast, but can skip words or even mis read words. Because the words in the adult brain are stored as boxy shapes with peaks and lows, as if each letter is in a box and that box is tight fitting. Perhaps its the same mechanism for quick recognition.
>But with no other context, your brain is able to determine and figure out what that object is.
So what is the “object” OP?
> But with no other context, your brain is able to determine and figure out what that object is
Did AI write this?
always found this interesting, like when i was 16 in rehan i would draw porn and trade it for cigarettes and i would think “wow we rly jus jerking of to lines on paper” interesting af
Looks like me trying to put a fitted sheet on my bed.
It’s a 5yr old in a sleeping bag.
This is fascinating. I wanna see more of this applies to animals and athletes and such.
It’s a pomegranate
Science is smart
Can AI recognize this too?
New captcha just dropped
My brain just said CGI blob with edges programmed to move around
I’m tired of this cyber truck bullshit
Especially if you’re from a muslim country 😉
It’s just ballet with a sheet wrapped around the person , I don’t really see why this is so interesting
Is this the new Flubber?
So we look at a video of a shape and our brain is able to tell what that shape is, oh look a circle
I’ve seen a person in a sleeping bag pull off the same stunt.
That is because the movement performed is specific enought to fill the gaps. Now try the same with something more niche and lets see how it goes
Welcome to Mr G’s room!
Doesn’t beat this big boi:
Welcome to Mr G’s room
NFL touchdown celebrations are getting out of hand.
Looks like it’s dancing ballet
Ballet Dancer?
I bet you could do the same with just 4 dots.
Dunno but it works really well with a bit of EDM as backing music 🙂
Look at those polygons go!
This is some first year psych major BS. I like how it’s always “with no context” and completely ignores the idea the every experience we have in life adds pre-existing context and biases to our own prospectives. Good luck in school OP.
Uncanny valley? 🤣
Context, in motion via the extremities.