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Describe the factors that guide attention, including bottom-up, top-down, and top-down scene factors.
Attention can be guided by bottom-up factors such as color, top-down factors like prior knowledge, and top-down scene factors related to structure and context.
Explain the implications of divided attention and its relevance to tasks relying on visual attention.
Divided attention, caused by attempting to complete multiple tasks simultaneously, leads to less focus on each task and information loss when switching. Factors like fatigue, drugs, and alcohol can also affect divided attention.
Describe the factors influencing the decision and response criteria in the prevalence effect observed in laboratory-based visual search experiments and radiology.
The decision and response criteria in the prevalence effect are influenced by factors such as low disease prevalence, prior testing of samples, and the degree of abnormality priming, leading to potential false positives.
What are some issues associated with automation (AI) as highlighted in the text?
The text highlighted issues such as errors of omission and errors of commission in automation (AI). It also raised concerns about trust, labelling, expertise, overreliance on machines, and the attribution of responsibility for AI decisions.
Test your knowledge on visual search, attention, and real-world applications such as air traffic surveillance, transport security, piloting, fingerprint analysis, medicine, driving, and life-saving techniques. Explore the study of driving, feature versus conjunctive search, lab versus in-the-wild testing, and the trade-offs between experimental methods.
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