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Salience of Surface versus Higher-level Properties in Spatial Comparison at Different Levels of Scene Similarity
Identifying similarity plays a major role in spatial reasoning. Prior work has shown that identification of similarity and difference between spatial scenes involves reasoning about their properties at two different levels--surface-level properties, such as color and size, and higher-level compositi
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