Marmoset Monkeys Model Human Infant Gaze?
Marmoset Monkeys Model Human Infant Gaze?
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狨猴模仿人类婴儿的目光?
DOI:
10.1109/icdl49984.2021.9515602
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发表时间:
2021
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通讯作者:
Isa Tadashi
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作者:
Veale Richard;Chen Chih-yang;Isa Tadashi
Macaque monkeys exhibit behavior similar to human adults while freely viewing video stimuli. However, the relationship to human infants has not been explored.MethodThis paper compares published results from four datasets including novel analysis. We summarize reports comparing human infants to adults Franchak et al. [1], human adults to (adult) macaque monkeys Shepherd et al. [2], Berg et al. [3], and human adults versus macaque and marmoset monkey behavior Chen et al. [4].ResultsBottom-up models of visual attention (“saliency map”) predict gaze at similar rates for all species and age-groups. However, when there are multiple salient targets, human adults and human infants over 12 months tend to look at the same target. In contrast, marmoset monkeys, like human infants under 9 months, look among many of the salient targets. Macaque behavior is in between, leaning towards human adult behavior.Conclusionlooking behavior of humans over 12 months and macaques is influenced by top-down control that selects among salient targets, whereas infant and marmoset behavior is not.