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We are interested in the computational foundations of vision.
This knowledge helps us design machine vision systems with applications to
science, consumer products, entertainment, manufacturing and defense.
We also study the human visual system using psychophysical experiments
and building models of its function.

At the moment, we are mostly studying visual recognition: How can we
recognize frogs, cell phones, sail boats and many other categories in cluttered pictures? How can we learn these categories in the first place?
Can we endow machines with the same ability?

For a complete list of our papers on topics which may interest you, click here.
If you wish to apply to the Vision group or get in touch, click here. 
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