Irving Biederman

University of Southern California — United States

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

55h-index21.4kcitations308works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Face Recognition and Perception(125), Visual perception and processing mechanisms(102), Visual Attention and Saliency Detection(38), Neural dynamics and brain function(32), Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques(28)

Publications308 total

The sizable difficulty in matching unfamiliar faces differing only moderately in orientation in depth is a function of image dissimilarity
Vision Research·2022
Scene Preferences, Aesthetic Appeal, and Curiosity
2021· 2 cited
Geons
2021
Vision: A Product of a Society of Independent Experts
Current Biology·2020Open Access
The Proficiency for Distinguishing Faces is Independent of the Proficiency for Remembering Them
2019· 3 citedOpen Access
Visual noise consisting of X-junctions has only a minimal adverse effect on object recognition
Attention Perception & Psychophysics·2019Open Access
Cognitive and Psychophysical Determinants of Voice Recognition
2019Open Access
The Cost of Matching Depth-Rotated Faces: A Simple Function of Image Similarity
Journal of Vision·2019Open Access
Congenital Prosopagnosics Show Reduced Configural Effects in an Odd-Man-Out Detection Task
Journal of Vision·2019Open Access
Direct Evidence that Inversion of Faces Disrupts Configural Processing
Journal of Vision·2019Open Access
The Capacity for Face Perception is Independent of the Capacity for Face Memory
Journal of Vision·2019Open Access
The Sizable Difficulty in Recognizing Unfamiliar Faces Differing Only Moderately in Orientation in Depth is a Function of Image Dissimilarity
2019Open Access
Visual Noise Consisting of X-Junctions Has Only a Minimal Effect on Object Recognition
2019Open Access
The Invariance of Recognition to the Stretching of Faces is Not Explained by Familiarity or Warping to an Average Face
2018Open Access
The Invariance of Recognition to the Stretching of Faces is Not Explained by Familiarity or Warping to an Average Face
2018· 2 citedOpen Access
Pigeons spontaneously form three-dimensional shape categories
Behavioural Processes·2018· 5 citedOpen Access
Recognition of Stretched Faces
Journal of Vision·2018Open Access
Matching Depth-Rotated Faces at Varying Degrees of Physical Similarity
Journal of Vision·2018· 1 citedOpen Access
The Perceptual Deficit in Congenital Prosopagnosia
Journal of Vision·2018Open Access
How Many Faces Can We Recognize?
Journal of Vision·2018· 2 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Eric E. Cooper(4), Edward A. Vessel(4), Moshe Bar(4), Rufin Vogels(4), Peter Gerhardstein(3), Greet Kayaert(3), Jan C. Rabinowitz(2), John E. Hummel(2), Margaret M. Shiffrar(2), Arnold L. Glass(2), E. W. Stacy(2), Richard Russell(2), Pawan Sinha(2), M. Nederhouser(2), M. C. Mangini(2), Xiaomin Yue(2), Kenneth J. Hayworth(2), Mark D. Lescroart(2), Robert J. Mezzanotte(1), Dennis F. Fisher(1)