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A novel model of the visual preprocessing was proposed , which is derived itself from the known structure of the retina and its dynamic processing for the physiological signals and improved by the demand driving of machine vision application. The model can rapidly detect the probability of the potential objects of interest or threats at every position in the video frames to immediately respond the emerging stimulus of vision.