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Defining statistical perceptions with an empirical Bayes approach Satohiro Tajima

Defining statistical perceptions with an empirical Bayesian approach

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An idea for studying human texture perception in a probabilistic framework. Reference: S. Tajima (2013) Defining statistical perceptions with an empirical Bayesian approach. Physical Review E, 87(4):042707. https://sites.google.com/site/satohirotajima/

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Defining statistical perceptionswith an empirical Bayes approach

Satohiro Tajima

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Perception of image statistics is an empirical Bayes estimation.

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Stimulus statistics?

1

α

α=1.284

α=1.122

α=1.201

Contrast Smoothness

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Stimulus statistics = cue for recognition

1

α

α=1.284

α=1.122

α=1.201

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Stimulus statistics = cue for recognition

Scene categoryBlurTexture

(Hansen & Hess, J. Vis., 2006) (Liu et al., CVPR., 2008) (Torralba & Oliva, Network, 2003)

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We can perceive statistics!

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Idea

Image engineering

“Perception of stimulus statistics”

“Image restoration”

Empirical Bayes

Vision science

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Problem in perceiving stimulus statistics

θ s r

Statistics(smoothness)

Stimulus(image)

Neural response

θs

EstimateStochasticity Noise

“Percepts”

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θ s r

θ s r

Stimulus

Imagerestoration

Visualrecognition

Goal of:Bayesian framework

Statistics Response

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Bayesian framework

θ s r

θ s r

“hyperparameter”StimulusStatistics Response

Bayes

Empirical Bayes

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Bayesian framework

θ s r

θ s r

StimulusStatistics Response

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Different goals of estimation

Imagerestoration

Visualrecognition

… But both are mathematically equal manipulations.

for

StimulusStatistics

for

Stimulus Statistics

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Different criteria

Imagerestoration

Visualrecognition

Mean square error

]/ˆ[E2Nss

Fisher information

)]|(ln[E θrP- -1]ˆ[Var

Variance of estimate

(Ideal observer)

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Different criteria

Imagerestoration

Visualrecognition

]/ˆ[E2Nss

Mean square error

Fisher information

)]|(ln[E θrP- 2)'( d

Signal detectiontheory

(Ideal observer)

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Application

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Decoding retinal codes

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Decoding retinal codes

θStatistics

Cortex

Estimate (Percept)

θ s r

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Natural image statistics

θStatistics

Cortex

• Smoothness• Contrast

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Neural response model

θStatistics

Cortex

Receptive field

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Estimation of stimulus

Receptive field

(Tajima, Inoue & Okada, J. Phys. Soc. Jpn., 2008)

s As r s^

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Estimation of statistics

(Tajima, Inoue & Okada, J. Phys. Soc. Jpn., 2008)

SmoothnessCo

ntra

st

Receptive field

- l

n P

(r|θ

)

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Optimal receptive field size?

(Natural image model: Power-law model)

Receptive field size

Mean square error

(Noise level)

Fisher informationof smoothness

Receptive field size

Criteria:

Image restoration Visual recognition

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Optimal receptive field size?

(Natural image model: Power-law model)

Rec

eptiv

e fie

ld s

ize

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Optimal receptive field size?

Intensity-dependent RF changes:

Retina (Barlow et al., 1957)V1 (Polat & Norcia, 1996)MT (Hunter & Born, 2011)

Rec

eptiv

e fie

ld s

ize

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Optimal receptive field size?

Retinal ganglion cells

Midget

Parasol

Bistratified

Rec

eptiv

e fie

ld s

ize

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Which cell type is the best?

Midget(Parvo)

Parasol(Magno)

Bistratified(Konio)

Receptive field

(Field et al., Nature, 2010)

SIZE SHAPE

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Which cell type is the best? - (prediction)

(Natural image model: Power-law model)

Midget (Parvo)Parasol (Magno)

Bistratified (Konio)

Fis

her

info

rmat

ion

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Which cell type is the best? - (prediction)

(Natural image model: Power-law model)

Midget (Parvo)Parasol (Magno)

Bistratified (Konio)

Fis

her

info

rmat

ion

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Implementation of empirical Bayes?

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Message

Image engineering

“Perception of stimulus statistics”

“Image restoration”

Empirical Bayes!

Vision science

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Vision science Image engineering

• Mean square error• Fisher information Human recognition

Restoration

Purpose:

What criteria should we use?

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Image engineering Vision science

• Compression• Denoising• Prediction

Prior for stimulus estimation

Hidden variables of system

Cue for recognition

Rolls of statistics:

What is the function of statistics perception?

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Perception of image statistics is empirical Bayes estimation.

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https://sites.google.com/site/satohirotajima/

Satohiro Tajima.Defining statistical perceptions with an empirical Bayesian approach.Physical Review E, 87(4):042707, (2013).