Work in Progress: Biologically Inspired Dynamic Task Prioritization in Computer Vision Systems

This paper describes our work in developing a computer vision system that more closely mimics the way the human vision system operates. Autonomous vision systems are crucial for modern vehicle safety, demanding real-time object detection and prioritization without external computational resources. Current systems struggle with this on-board prioritization. This paper presents a novel approach inspired by the human eye and brain, segmenting the video input into foveal and peripheral areas for specialized processing.

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2025-05-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rtas65571.2025.00013
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Neural Networks and Applications
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Work in Progress: Biologically Inspired Dynamic Task Prioritization in Computer Vision Systems

Albert M. K. Cheng, Andrés Muñoz, Jeremy R. Easton-Marks
Neural Networks and Applications
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Work in Progress: Biologically Inspired Dynamic Task Prioritization in Computer Vision Systems

Albert M. K. Cheng, Andrés Muñoz, Jeremy R. Easton-Marks
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This paper describes our work in developing a computer vision system that more closely mimics the way the human vision system operates. Autonomous vision systems are crucial for modern vehicle safety, demanding real-time object detection and prioritization without external computational resources. Current systems struggle with this on-board prioritization. This paper presents a novel approach inspired by the human eye and brain, segmenting the video input into foveal and peripheral areas for specialized processing.

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