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Model Output
Displaying the Model Output Once the magnitude and direction of the response at each pixel is calculated from the components, we can display the resulting data in a variety of ways. Two displays that have been found particularly useful are intensity maps and...
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Bird Example
In the original image, we can see a small bird hop in front of the stationary background of a birdfeeder. From the model of the elementary motion detector, we saw that the length of the delay was an important factor in how the model will respond to motion of different...
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Visualizing the Detection Unit
The implications of basing detector response on multiplied outputs from two detectors, one of which is temporally delayed, is that the highest response will be generated by motion that corresponds best with the length of the delay. In this section, we illustrate how a delay...
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Examples of the Output from the Motion Detection Program
This motion detection model consists of a two-dimensional grid of elementary motion detection circuits, each of which obeys simple processing rules yet together are surprisingly effective at detecting and quantifying motion even in very complex scenes.
A Butterfly Example of the Output from the Motion Detection Program
This example shows how easily the detector can distinguish between a complex, stationary scene and the erratic movement of a small butterfly.
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