Which theory of pattern recognition states that the stimulus and the context provide two independent sources of information about the identity of the stimulus?
A) template matching
B) the FLMP model
C) recognition-by-components
D) feature analysis

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The FLMP model (Feature-Driven, Logic-Based, and Prototype-Based Model) proposes that pattern recognition occurs through the integration of different types of information, including features of the stimulus, prior knowledge or prototypes, and logical rules. Therefore, the stimulus and context provide independent sources of information for identifying the stimulus. Template matching relies solely on comparing an input stimulus to stored templates, recognition-by-components emphasizes the role of elementary features in object recognition, and feature analysis focuses on identifying and processing specific features of a stimulus.

Which Theory of Pattern Recognition States That the Stimulus and the Context