Dietmar Heinke

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Dietmar Heinke is engaged in interdisciplinary brain research integrating experimental work in psychology with theoretical/computational modelling work. His research interests include formal modeling (mathematical models, connectionist approaches and agent-based models) and experimental research in the area of visual attention, visual affordances and social interactions. Dr Heinke is always keen to supervise doctoral researchers and postdocs and is also interested in collaborations with industrial partners to adapt his computational models for technical solutions, eg, image processing, automation and robotics.

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A Generic Computational Model of Visual Attention and Object Recognition
Humphreys, G., Claridge, E. & Heinke, D.
ENGINEERING & PHYSICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL
4/08/03 → 3/08/06
Project: Research Councils
H2020_IF_VISSATO
Heinke, D.
EUROPEAN COMMISSION
1/09/18 → 31/08/21
Project: EU
Joint Project Grant with Spain
Heinke, D.
THE ROYAL SOCIETY
1/08/03 → 30/06/05
Project: Research
Towards a Human-inspired Control Architecture for Visually-guided Action
Heinke, D.
ENGINEERING & PHYSICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL
1/03/06 → 30/04/09
Project: Research Councils

Dietmar Heinke

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A Generic Computational Model of Visual Attention and Object Recognition

H2020_IF_VISSATO

Joint Project Grant with Spain

Towards a Human-inspired Control Architecture for Visually-guided Action