Scientists build theory on human face recognition

7-6-2006 • Reuters

Monkeys recognize each other by comparing faces to an average stored in their brains, not by memorising what every individual looks like, scientists said. And that probably goes for people, too, explaining how faces can be recognised in a fraction

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