Since there are usually much more stimuli in the scene than limited capacity visual system can process at any moment, visual attention selects only a minority of them for further processing. This selection process can be controlled either by bottom-up factors (e.g., salient stimuli in the visual scene) or by top-down factors, such as subjective intention or task target. The biased competition model suggests that working memory may be crucial to resolve the competition for selection amongst different ...
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