Sentence examples for a fusion of data from inspiring English sources

NICE is a fusion of data from high-resolution ECG mapping with a model of the patient's individual cardiothoracic anatomy created from magnetic resonance imaging.

The result is a new, interdisciplinary field called "data science"—a fusion of statistics, computer science, and analytics in which researchers analyze large quantities of data, identify meaningful trends, and then find a way to exploit the resulting knowledge.

It's different technology with a different purpose — as far as selfie range — the probing dot pattern provides a great solution [for a depth map]." For those of you who are ARKit developers out there, the system will use a fusion of RGB data with the IR data to give you that mesh.

The high-level subsystem uses fuzzy logic and the Dempster Shafer evidence theory to design a fusion of sensor data, map building, and path planning tasks.

The hierarchical method is an unsupervised method: the analysis of the data is done without any a priori on the number of classes expected, but a major weakness of the hierarchical algorithm is that an improper fusion of data at an early stage cannot be corrected later.

The concept of the transferable belief model is introduced and used to design a fusion of ultrasonic sensor data.

Finally, we have considered a fusion of all the data from the disaggregated interactome, which we call the Int-PI.

For example, Blanchet and colleagues [ 5] have shown that a fusion of proteome and metabolome data leads to higher predictive accuracy in a rat model of autoimmune encephalomyelitis.

How to filter a noisy raw sensor data and the fusion of data from all sensors (DGPS, IMU and vision) are explored.

As the authors indicate, the fusion of data acquired from different platforms possesses a big potential for a better characterization of the scattering phenomena.

A key problem in light-sheet microscopy has been the fusion of data recorded from multiple angles.