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Two recent lines of psychophysical research have provided new insights on recognition processes in humans. The first is concerned with the view‐based processing of faces, which was found to rely on two distinct processing routes dealing with component and configural information. The second line of research investigated how we can build view‐based representations through temporal association of different views in dynamic scenes. Based on these psychophysical findings, we present a computational recognition framework and show that ‐ in addition to being able to model the psychophysical results ‐ we achieve excellent recognition performance with such a biologically motivated machine vision system.
