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Time	Thursday February 19	Friday February 20	Saturday February 21	Sunday February 22
0930	Introductory Remarks: John Oliensis
1000	Paul Viola (MIT): A computational model for early processing of shape and texture.	Shimon Ullman (Weizmann Institute): Two approaches to generalization in object recognition.	Guillermo Sapiro  (University of Minnesota): Affine invariant symmetry.	Shinsuke Shimojo    (Caltech): Attention, time and awareness in vision.
1030
1100	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
1130	Dov Sagi   (Weizmann Institute): Plasticity of excitatory and inhibitory interactions involved in visual pattern discrimination.	Philip Kellman    (UCLA): Paradoxes of early perception: now you see it, now you don't.	Jitendra Malik (UC Berkeley): Computational mechanisms of visual grouping.	Yali Amit  (University of Chicago): Tree-structured vision and selective attention.
1200
1230	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1300
1330				Albert Yonas  (University of Minnesota): At seven months infants first respond to static monocular   information for spatial layout and surface reflectance.
1400	Geoffrey Hinton (University of Toronto): Yet another generative model for images.	Bill Freeman (MERL): Bayesian estimation of 3-D human motion from an image sequence.	Mike Merzenich (UCSF): Cortical plasticity underlying skill learning.
1430				Discussion and Closing Remarks
1500	Break	Break	Break
1530	Discussion	Discussion	Discussion
1600
1630
1700	Reception

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