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From Visual Search to Movement Control: A Priority Field for Artificial Agents
Human spatial attention is widely conceptualized as being guided by a priority map that integrates perceptual salience, current goals, and past experiences. Here, we extend priority-based computation to movement control in artificial agents. We first introduce a lightweight model of visual search ba
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