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In the present study, the gap paradigm originally developed by Watson and Humphreys (1997) was used to investigate whether the process of visual marking can influence the perceptual salience of a target in visual search. Consistent with previous studies (Watson & Humphreys, 1997), the results

to predict eye fixations for semantic contents using

Abstract. Theories and models on saliency that predict where people look at focus on regular-density scenes. A crowded scene is characterized by the co-occurrence of a relatively large number of regions/objects that would have stood out if in a regular scene, and what drives attention in crowd can

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with such large amounts of data is a non-trivial task that requires efficient selective extraction of parts of a scene which have the potential to develop a higher semantic meaning, alone, or in combination with others. In particular, the types of video data that are in need of automated analysis tend

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