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| 1 | Object-based visual attention for computer vision显示文摘 | Yaoru Sun Robert Fisher | 2003 | Artificial Intelligence2003，146，： | 1 |
| 2 | Object-based visual attention for computer vision显示文摘 | SUN Yaoru ROBERT F | 2003 | Artificial Intelligence2003，146，1： | 1 |
| 3 | Structure of peer-to-peer social networks 显示文摘 | WANG Fang Moreno Y SUN Yaoru | 2006 | Physical Review E2006，73，036123： | 1 |
| 4 | Object-based Visual Attention for Computer Vision显示文摘 | Sun Yaoru Robert F | 2003 | Artificial Intelligence2003，146，1： | 1 |
| 5 | Electroencephalogram evidence for mirror neuron activity during the observation of drawn hand motion显示文摘The present study used electroencephalography to examine mu rhythm suppression (a putative index of human mirror neuron system activation) at frontal sites (F3, Fz and F4), central sites (C3, Cz and C4), parietal sites (P3, Pz and P4) and occipital sites (O1 and O2), while subjects observed real hand motion (real hand motion condition) and illustrative depictions of hand motion (drawn hand motion condition). Experimental data revealed that mu rhythm suppression was exhibited in the mirror neuron system when subjects observed both real and drawn hand motion. Moreover, the mu rhythm recorded at the F3, Fz, F4, and Pz poles was significantly suppressed while observing both stimulus types, but no obvious mu suppression occurred at the O1, O2 and O3 poles. These results suggest that the observation of drawings of human hand actions can activate the human mirror neuron system. This evidence supports the hypothesis that the mirror neuron system may be involved in intransitively abstract action understanding. | Huaping Zhu Yaoru Sun Wenya Duan | 2011 | Neural Regeneration Research2011，6，18： | 1 |
| 6 | Objective-based visual attention for computer vision显示文摘 | Sun Yaoru Bobert F | 2003 | Artificial Intelligence2003，146，1： | 1 |
| 7 | Electroencephalogram evidence for the activation of human mirror neuron system during the observation of intransitive shadow and line drawing actions显示文摘Previous studies have demonstrated that hand shadows may activate the motor cortex associated with the mirror neuron system in human brain. However, there is no evidence of activity of the human mirror neuron system during the observation of intransitive movements by shadows and line drawings of hands. This study examined the suppression of electroencephalography mu waves (8-13 Hz) induced by observation of stimuli in 18 healthy students. Three stimuli were used: real hand actions, hand shadow actions and actions made by line drawings of hands. The results showed significant desynchronization of the mu rhythm ('mu suppression') across the sensorimotor cortex (recorded at C3, Cz and C4), the frontal cortex (recorded at F3, Fz and F4) and the central and right posterior parietal cortex (recorded at Pz and P4) under all three conditions. Our experimental findings suggest that the observation of 'impoverished hand actions', such as intransitive movements of shadows and line drawings of hands, is able to activate widespread cortical areas related to the putative human mirror neuron system. | Huaping Zhu Yaoru Sun Fang Wang | 2013 | Neural Regeneration Research2013，8，3： | 1 |
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