Orientation Invariance is a cognitive construct in spatial awareness that denotes the ability to recognize and mentally manipulate objects or spatial layouts consistently across varying orientations, preserving their perceived identity and relational structure despite rotational transformations.
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Rotational Invariance in Visual Pattern Recognition by Pigeons and Humans
Valerie D. Hollard, Juan D. Delius · Science · 1982 · 220 citations
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