… We begin by establishing the role of our nine whitened features in human scene categorization
(see Feature use in scene categorization behavior) and show the consistency of our …

… features and objects, yet there is little consensus about what these may be. However, scene
categories should reflect how we use visual … To assess the conceptual structure of scene …

… the conceptual meaning of a scene at a glance, … visual feature extraction in scene
categorization can be divided into three broad categories: biologically-inspired methods, local …

… In Experiment 2, we demonstrated that these features can be … for scene categorization.
Taken together, we show that global scene properties are useful but not sufficient for fast scene …

… with precisely defined features and classification schemes for … of the scene categories where
the semantic concepts act as … For each scene, the Euclidean distance between the concept…

… stimuli may result from perceptual similarity (ie, shared visual features among scenes
belonging to the same category), conceptual/semantic associations, or both. Regardless of the …

… , functional and surface-based features of an environmental scene. Namely, which … scene
categorization can be done by conjunctions of global properties by building a conceptual …

… occurred for scenes presented at … scene categorization, scene categorization is aided by
higher spatial frequencies, colors and other features that are available nearer to central vision …

… I will argue that rapid object categorizations in natural scenes can be done without focused
… no evidence that scene categorization could be completed faster than object categorization (…

… human scene categorization and its relevance in our everyday life, the exact scene features
that … However, if object diagnosticity is primarily driven by conceptual object information, we …