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Lecture 1: Introduction to Perception (9.35)

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Lecture 2: Frequency Selectivity and Nonlinearity in Hearing (9.35)

1:17:23
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Lecture 3: Sound Localization, Pitch, Timbre, and Loudness / Psychophysical Methods (9.35)

38:49
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Lecture 4: Pitch Perception and Scene Analysis (9.35)

1:20:27
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Lecture 5: Auditory Scene Analysis (9.35)

1:20:03
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Lecture 6: Auditory Scene Analysis (cont'd) and Speech Perception (9.35)

1:18:37
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Lecture 7: The Eye and Retina (9.35)

39:25
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Lecture 8: The Eye and the Retina (cont'd) (9.35)

1:14:21
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Lecture 9: Lateral Geniculate Nucleus (LGN) / Primary Visual Cortex (V1) (9.35)

1:14:56
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Lecture 10: Mid-Level Vision (9.35)

27:26
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Lecture 11: Mid-Level Vision (cont'd) (9.35)

1:13:14
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Lecture 12: Lightness Perception, Color Perception (9.35)

1:19:03
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Lecture 13: Color Perception (cont'd), Motion Perception (9.35)

1:17:31
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Lecture 14: Motion Perception (cont'd) (9.35)

1:14:53
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Lecture 15: Depth Perception (9.35)

38:03
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Lecture 16: Depth Perception (cont'd) (9.35)

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Lecture 17: The Generic Viewpoint Assumption; Object Recognition (9.35)

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Lecture 18: Object Recognition (cont'd), Texture Perception (9.35)

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Lecture 19: Texture Perception (cont'd) (9.35)

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Lecture 20: Attention (9.35)

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Lecture 17: The Generic Viewpoint Assumption; Object Recognition (9.35)

Josh McDermottMIT

Professor

1:16:34·2026·undergraduate level

This lecture introduces the generic viewpoint assumption and begins to investigate the complex processes by which the brain identifies objects, addressing how it handles ambiguous visual input.

Bio & NeuroObject RecognitionGeneric ViewpointVisual AmbiguityPerceptual Constancy

MIT 9.35 Perception, Spring 2024

Instructor: Josh McDermott

View the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/9-35-perception-spring-2024

YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP62-9RweyYBIpkqfo5dfcuS8

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