PrefrontalCortexOG Class Reference

OptimalGains PrefrontalCortex implementation. More...

#include <Neuro/PrefrontalCortex.H>

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List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	PrefrontalCortexOG (OptionManager &mgr, const std::string &descrName="PrefrontalCortexOG", const std::string &tagName="PrefrontalCortexOG")
	Constructor.
virtual	~PrefrontalCortexOG ()
	Destructor.
Protected Member Functions
	SIMCALLBACK_DECLARE (PrefrontalCortexOG, SimEventInputFrame)
	Callback for when a new input frame is available.
	SIMCALLBACK_DECLARE (PrefrontalCortexOG, SimEventVisualCortexOutput)
	Callback for when a new vcx output is ready.
Protected Attributes
OModelParam< std::string >	itsFilename
	file to save sT and sD values
OModelParam< std::string >	itsTargetMaskObjName
	target mask obj name
OModelParam< std::string >	itsDistractorMaskObjName
	distractor mask obj name
OModelParam< bool >	itsDoMax
Image< byte >	itsTargetMask
Image< byte >	itsDistractorMask

Detailed Description

OptimalGains PrefrontalCortex implementation.

This PFC computes the salience of targets and distractors and saves that info to a text file. Those text files can later be combined and used to compute optimal gains, per Navalpakkam & Itti, IEEE CVPR, 2006. The resulting optimal gains can finally be used to bias saliency computations, using a PrefrontalCortexGS.

Definition at line 138 of file PrefrontalCortex.H.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PrefrontalCortexOG::PrefrontalCortexOG	(	OptionManager &	mgr,
		const std::string &	descrName = `"PrefrontalCortexOG"`,
		const std::string &	tagName = `"PrefrontalCortexOG"`
	)