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In Maurice Merleau-Pontys phenomenology of perception, analysis of perception accounts for an element of intentionality, and in effect therefore, perception and action cannot be viewed as distinct procedures. In the same line of thinking, Alva No{e} considers perception as a thoughtful activity that relies on capacities for action and thought. Here, by looking into psychology as a source of inspiration, we propose a computational model for the action involved in visual perception based on the notion of equilibrium as defined by Jean Piaget. In such a model, Piagets equilibrium reflects the minds status, which is used to control the observation process. The proposed model is built around a modified version of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) with enhanced filter performance, where characteristics of filters are adaptively adjusted via a high-level control signal that accounts for the thoughtful activity in perception. While the CNN plays the role of the visual system, the control signal is assumed to be a product of mind.
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