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IU’s Linda Smith, T. Rowan Candy and David Crandall are tracking the eye movements of infants and children to unlock the building blocks of how humans see and to develop new methods of computer vision and image processing.
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IU’s Linda Smith, T. Rowan Candy and David Crandall are tracking the eye movements of infants and children to unlock the building blocks of how humans see and to develop new methods of computer vision and image processing.
Learn more: https://go.iu.edu/4QWJ
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