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Shape-Bayes: Bayesian Inference of Structured Shapes under Visual Ambiguity
Perceiving structured shapes, such as human faces, from pixels is an inherently ambiguous task in real-world conditions. Yet, shape inference is largely posed as a deterministic regression task predicting fixed spatial coordinates. We find that deterministic regression is brittle when visual evidenc
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