Which of the following is NOT a major reason why the visual information reflected by an object will vary over different viewings?
A) Objects can be viewed from multiple orientations.
B) Objects are seen in the context of other objects, and they may partially occlude one another.
C) Objects are associated with view-dependent major axes.
D) Objects can be viewed under different illumination conditions.

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Objects being associated with view-dependent major axes is not a major reason for variation in visual information; rather, it is a concept related to how objects are perceived and recognized. The other options describe factors that cause variations in visual information.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Major Reason Why