Which one of the following is used in view-dependent theories of object recognition?
A) Generalised cones
B) Canonical views
C) Structural descriptions
D) Geons

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View-dependent theories of object recognition rely on the ability to recognize objects from specific angles or views, rather than abstract or structural representations of objects. Canonical views refer to these specific angles or views that are most easily recognized by humans, and are therefore used in view-dependent theories of object recognition. Generalized cones and geons are related to view-independent theories of object recognition, while structural descriptions may be used in both view-dependent and view-independent theories.

Which One of the Following Is Used in View-Dependent Theories