In the context of object recognition, the recognition by components model proposes that:
A) recognizing an object depends on first identifying its different stored representations.
B) each representation of an object corresponds to a different possible view of the object.
C) recognizing an object depends on first identifying its basic 3-D shapes.
D) the primitive geometrical components of an object are compared to all its stored representations simultaneously.

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The recognition by components model, proposed by Irving Biederman, suggests that object recognition occurs by identifying the object's basic components (geons) and the spatial relationships among them. This approach does not rely on matching the object to stored representations or views but rather on identifying these basic shapes.

In the Context of Object Recognition, the Recognition by Components