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Visual reasoning and visual perception are clearly distinguished in cognitive science and artificial intelligence: perception refers to extracting features such as object category, position, and attributes from pixels, while reasoning requires performing judgments, comparisons, and inferences under rule constraints on top of perceptual results.
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