CVPR Daily - Wednesday

skills into manageable parts, I’ve always liked that way of thinking. There’s a similar approach in cognitive psychology. We think we know ourselves, but psychology shows us that we don’t understand what’s actually going on in our minds. It’s a similar thing using proxy tasks to exploit the imperfections and biases within cognitive understanding to make assumptions about what’s actually going on. I find that whole framework really interesting and it’s similar to the one we used in this work. I also enjoy the behavioural science part. How do people use heuristics in order to make mental rules that work most of the time but can fail in a funny way some of the time? How do we pick those apart to understand the little assumptions and rules that are carrying us through our everyday life? I just think that’s really interesting to get to know yourself better. ” To learn more about Madeleine’s work, you can view her presentation and PDF poster now, and take part in her live Q&A during Paper Session Eight (Wednesday) at 22:00-00:30 EDT. 13 DAILY CVPR Wednesday Madeleine Grunde-McLaughlin