How saccadic vision might help with theinterpretability of deep networks
We describe how some problems (interpretability,lack of object-orientedness) of modern deep networks potentiallycould be solved by adapting a biologically plausible saccadicmechanism of perception. A sketch of such a saccadic visionmodel is proposed. Proof of concept experimental results areprovided to support the proposed approach.
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