Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Visual System but Were Afraid to Ask

Explore the intricacies of the visual system in this comprehensive lecture by Gabriel Kreiman from Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Delve into topics such as visual recognition, scene perception, and the role of subroutines in visual processing. Learn about the anatomy of the visual system, receptive fields, and the concept of invariance in visual perception. Discover how prior knowledge influences our visual experiences and examine the fascinating world of eye movements and visual search. Investigate search experiments and models, and understand the connection between vision and the hippocampus. Gain valuable insights into the complexities of human vision through this in-depth presentation, perfect for those interested in neuroscience, cognitive science, and visual perception.

Introduction
Background
Soccer
Visual Recognition
Visual Scenes
Subroutines
Questions
Anatomy
Receptive field
Invariants
Prior Knowledge
Eye Movement
Search Experiments
Visual Search Model
Hippocampus