When
I was an assistant math prof in the early 80's, I was working on visual
shape recognition. Another assistant prof. named Jamie Milner and I
wrote some papers about the retina and lateral inhibition as a means for
edge detection. One of the full time professors - Bob -something-
latched on to our thoughts and came up with a model for the nerve and
created a little "breakfast group" called "Visionery". It was supposed
to be like "bakery" but a place to go to get information about human
vision. Dean Warner got wind of it, got interested and created the
research Lab as a consequence. He offered me a job but I had already
accepted a position at U. of Rochester....and that was that.
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