The notion that we use a basic set of geons,or geometric ions,in object recognition is central to:
A) Biederman's theory of object recognition.
B) Marr's feature-analysis theory.
C) Hoffman and Richards's theory of gestalt segmentation.
D) Gibson's theory of the structure of perception.

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The notion of using a set of geometric ions, or geons, in object recognition is a central idea in Biederman's theory of object recognition. This theory proposes that the recognition of objects is based on the analysis of their basic components or geons, which are three-dimensional shapes that can be combined to form objects.

The Notion That We Use a Basic Set of Geons,or