According to theories of object recognition, when one sees an object such as a bicycle, recognition depends on the ability to detect properties that do not depend on specific viewing conditions.
A) view-invariant
B) viewer-centered
C) feature-analysis
D) perceptual-categorization

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View-invariant theories suggest that object recognition relies on detecting properties that remain constant regardless of the viewing angle or conditions, allowing for consistent recognition of objects like a bicycle.

According to Theories of Object Recognition, When One Sees an Object