Which is NOT a step in the recognition of an object,according to Biederman's recognition-by-components theory?
A) segment the object into subobjects
B) classify the category of each subobject
C) compare each subobject to stored representations of similar objects
D) recognize the object as a pattern composed of the pieces

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Biederman's recognition-by-components theory focuses on how objects are segmented into basic components (geons) and how these components are organized to identify the object. It does not emphasize comparing each subobject to stored representations of similar objects, which is more aligned with exemplar or prototype theories of recognition.

Which Is NOT a Step in the Recognition of an Object,according