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1	Agent-based target detection in 3-dimensional environments Correia, J. Steve. 03 1900 (has links) Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited / Visual perception modeling is generally weak for game AI and computer generated forces (CGF), or agents, in computer games and military simulations. Several tricks and shortcuts are used in perceptual modeling. The results are, under certain conditions, unrealistic behaviors that negatively effect user immersion in games and call into question the validity of calculations in fine resolution military simulations. By determining what the computer-generated agent sees using methods similar to that used to generate the human players' screen view in 3- D virtual environments, we hope to present a method that can more accurately model human visual perception, specifically the major problem of a entity "hiding in plain sight" / Lieutenant, United States Navy Artificial intelligence Military applications Visual perception War Computer simulation Visual programming (Computer science) Perceptual modeling Target detection Artificial intelligence Non-player characters Synthetic players
2	Color Naming, Multidimensional Scaling, and Unique Hue Selections in English and Somali Speakers Do Not Show a Whorfian Effect Lange, Ryan January 2015 (has links) No description available. Psychology Behavioral Psychology Cognitive Psychology Experimental Psychology Linguistics color perception color cognition Whorfian linguistic relativity color term evolution Basic Color Terms unique hues multidimensional scaling color naming color categories consensus analysis gap statistic k-means procrustes perceptual modeling

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Agent-based target detection in 3-dimensional environments

Color Naming, Multidimensional Scaling, and Unique Hue Selections in English and Somali Speakers Do Not Show a Whorfian Effect